Meet a new place with Tabi. Discover sights, local food and a first walk.
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Explore the Shinryu Lake sightseeing-boat landing and Sanwa 182 Station in Jinsekikogen, Hiroshima. The entire Taishaku Gorge does not lie within this town; check transport between these separate places.
Read the guide →Discover the Kikkawa Motoharu residence ruins and Toyohira Donguri Village in Kitahiroshima town, Hiroshima. Distinguish it from Kitahiroshima city in Hokkaido and plan transport between these separate places.
Read the guide →Explore brushmaking culture and a historic shrine in Kumano, Hiroshima.
Read the guide →Discover island scenery and maritime history. Check your port carefully: Osakikamijima is a different island from Osakishimojima.
Read the guide →Explore mountain rice terraces and a dam at an unhurried pace. Plan transport between the two stops and your journey home.
Read the guide →Explore the shore and parks overlooking Hiroshima Bay. This is Saka in Hiroshima, not Yokohama city in Kanagawa.
Read the guide →Walk historic streets and a hillside temple to discover a town shaped by salt production and trade.
Read the guide →Discover local history at a mountain castle site associated with the Mori family and the nearby museum. Plan trail time separately from indoor visits.
Read the guide →Visit a roadside station on a former railway site and a dairy producer’s shop. Plan transport between the stops and your return journey.
Read the guide →Explore coastal scenery where white cliffs meet the sea. Check access and seasonal operations, and stay away from the shore in high waves.
Read the guide →Enjoy open skies around Tokachi Farm’s visitor areas and a local park. Arrange separate transport between the farm and the park.
Read the guide →Explore Memanbetsu’s hills and Higashimokoto’s flower park. Snow and flower photographs show different seasons; allow transport time between the districts.
Read the guide →Discover a port town through its cape and roadside station. Check coastal weather and seasonal facility operations before exploring.
Read the guide →Lake Saroma spans several municipalities. This guide covers the observation point and roadside station within Saroma town. Check trail and road restrictions separately.
Read the guide →Explore a coastal park and a straight road across open country. Esanuka is a working road used by farm vehicles, not simply a photography site.
Read the guide →Explore coastal rock scenery and a hilltop view. Check transport between the shore and the viewpoint, seasonal access and weather.
Read the guide →Begin exploring nature at a waterfall near Shiretoko’s entrance and the World Heritage Center. Check current outdoor-access and wildlife notices before setting out.
Read the guide →Meet the coast and dairy country through Notsuke Peninsula and a roadside stop in Odaito. Choose permitted visitor areas rather than planning to walk the entire peninsula.
Read the guide →Explore Tawadaira’s pastoral setting and Toro Station as separate stops. In this large town, check transport to each place and the journey back first.
Read the guide →Discover Shibetsu Town in the Nemuro area through its salmon museum and a park of history and wetlands. It is separate from Shibetsu City; check the Japanese place name and address.
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