Your first visit to Kitakami
Explore riverside Tenshochi Park and nearby Michinoku Folklore Village in Kitakami. Check access conditions separately for the park and exhibition buildings.
Read the guide →Meet a new place with Tabi. Discover sights, local food and a first walk.
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Explore riverside Tenshochi Park and nearby Michinoku Folklore Village in Kitakami. Check access conditions separately for the park and exhibition buildings.
Read the guide →Discover the rock formations of Kuji’s Kosode Coast and its amber museum. The coast and inland museum are separate, so plan your route and return transport.
Read the guide →Explore Kuzumaki’s dairy culture at its roadside station and highland farm. These are separate facilities; check transport and activity bookings individually.
Read the guide →Discover a station-side hot spring and the reservoir landscape in Nishiwaga. Check access conditions and return transport before setting out.
Read the guide →Explore different eras at Isawa Castle Site and Shoboji Temple in Oshu. The stops are separate, so plan transport and check temple visiting conditions.
Read the guide →Learn about disaster and recovery at Rikuzentakata’s Miracle Pine and tsunami memorial museum. Respect places of remembrance and check weather and evacuation guidance first.
Read the guide →Explore Shogen-in Temple and Goronuma Pond in Shiwa Town. These are distinct from the similarly named Shiwa Castle Site in Morioka.
Read the guide →Explore a reconstructed castle gate and the world of Miyazawa Kenji. These two stops are apart, so plan transport between them.
Read the guide →Genbikei and Geibikei have similar names but are separate gorges on different rivers. Allow time to travel between them and check the correct destination on your map.
Read the guide →This guide covers Iwate Town, rather than the whole prefecture. Visit a roadside market and Mido Kannon as separate stops with transport planned between them.
Read the guide →Pair Shidoji Temple with a coastal roadside station in Tsuda. This guide covers Sanuki City, whose boundary differs from the historic Sanuki province encompassing today’s Kagawa.
Read the guide →Visit Doryuji and Kaiganji, two separate temples in Tadotsu. Plan transport between the grounds and check which areas are open for respectful visits.
Read the guide →Visit Zentsuji and Koyamaji, two temples on the Shikoku pilgrimage. Distinguish the city from its namesake temple and plan transport between the two precincts.
Read the guide →Pair Takinomiya Tenmangu Shrine with riverside Takinomiya Park in Ayagawa. Plan worship and walking as separate stops, following seasonal conditions and current local notices.
Read the guide →Visit a former merchant house in Hiketa and a shrine in Matsubara. These stops are in different parts of Higashikagawa, so plan onward and return transport.
Read the guide →Explore a giant coin-shaped sand design and grounds shared by two pilgrimage temples. Check the slopes to the viewpoint and temples, choosing a manageable route.
Read the guide →Plan a Konpira shrine visit and a historic theater visit as separate activities in Kotohira. The main shrine requires a long stair climb; consider fitness and weather, and check theater admission separately.
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