Meet a new place with Tabi. Discover sights, local food and a first walk.
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Matsubushi is a town in Saitama. Explore different park settings at Midori-no-Oka Park and the general park with its windmill. These are separate facilities; check current access and transport for each.
Read the guide →Ogawa is a town in Saitama. Explore nature and past daily life through Sengen-yama Miharashi-no-Oka Park’s views and Yoshida Residence. Distinguish the residence from similarly named homes in other prefectures and check transport to each stop.
Read the guide →Ogose is a town in Saitama. Discover its plum groves and valleys at Ogose Bairin and Kuroyama Three Waterfalls. Check access and transport for each rather than assuming a short walk between them.
Read the guide →Fujimi is a city in Saitama. Explore traces of different eras at Nanbata Castle Park and Mizuko Shell Mound Park. Distinguish it from Fujimi Town in Nagano and nearby Fujimino City; both stops are within Fujimi City.
Read the guide →Satte is a city in Saitama. Discover floral and waterside landscapes at Gongendo’s cherry-blossom embankment and Takasuka Pond Park. The spring photograph is not the current October scene; plan for the season and weather.
Read the guide →Tokigawa is a town in Saitama. Discover temple history and local woodworking at Jikō-ji and Tategu Hall. Check current transport rather than assuming a short walk between the hillside temple and the hall.
Read the guide →Yashio is a city in Saitama. Explore riverside nature and local history at Nakagawa Yashio Flower Park and the municipal museum. The older spring-flower photo is not current bloom evidence; check current access and visitor guidance for both stops.
Read the guide →Yokoze is a town in Saitama. Explore temple and farming landscapes at Saizen-ji and the Terasaka Rice Terraces. Older photographs do not show current seasonal conditions; follow visitor guidance at both stops.
Read the guide →Yoshikawa is a city in Saitama. Explore hills and open spaces at Nagata Park and Minami Central Park. This is a two-park visit suggestion; it does not guarantee current water-facility operation or travel times.
Read the guide →Maibara is a city in Shiga. Explore historic-road and waterside landscapes at Samegai’s Jizō River and the Kashiwabara-juku History Museum. Visit the two post towns separately; older photos do not show current blooms or facility conditions.
Read the guide →Otsu is a city in Shiga. Explore temple architecture and traditions at Mii-dera and Ishiyama-dera. Visit the two stops separately and check current visitor access and transport.
Read the guide →Hino is a town in Shiga, distinct from Hino City in Tokyo. Explore local worship and merchant history at Umamioka Watamuki Shrine and the Omi Hino Merchant Museum. Check visitor guidance for each facility.
Read the guide →Koka is a city in Shiga. Explore castle remains and Shigaraki ceramic culture at the Minakuchi Castle Museum and Shigaraki Ceramic Cultural Park. Visit them separately and check current conditions for each exhibition and facility.
Read the guide →Masuda is a city in Shimane. Explore temple architecture and gardens at Ikō-ji and Manpuku-ji. The photographs do not show current seasonal conditions; check worship, garden access and photography guidance separately.
Read the guide →Oda is a city in Shimane. Explore mining and town history at Iwami Ginzan’s Ryūgenji Mabu and Ōmori streets. Tourist vehicles cannot use the road to the tunnel; check current access guidance first.
Read the guide →Yoshika is a town in Shimane. Explore farming landscapes and a river source at the Ōidani Rice Terraces and Takatsu River Source Park. Check transport and on-site access rather than assuming a short walk between them.
Read the guide →Izumo is a city in Shimane. Explore shrine and railway architecture at Izumo Taisha and the former Taisha Station. The former station reopened to visitors in 2026, but it is not an operating railway station; check transport separately.
Read the guide →Ito is a city in Shizuoka. Explore spa-town architecture and coastal scenery at Tōkaikan and the Kadowaki Suspension Bridge on the Jōgasaki Coast. Visit them separately and check current access and visitor conditions.
Read the guide →Kakegawa is a city in Shizuoka. Explore castle and historic residential architecture at Kakegawa Castle and Takenomaru. Distinguish the reconstructed keep from surviving historic buildings and check current guidance for each facility.
Read the guide →Kawane is now an area within Shimada City. The former town merged with Shimada on April 1, 2008. This guide covers places within the former Kawane boundary stored by the app, rather than Kawanehon Town or all of Shimada City.
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