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Hishikari merged with Okuchi on November 1, 2008, to form present-day Isa. This guide retains former Hishikari’s scope, introducing the Yunoo hot-spring street and riverside rather than all of Isa.
Read the guide →Explore Cape Nagasakibana and Chiringashima’s scenery in Ibusuki, southern Satsuma Peninsula. The stops are separated, and sandbar access depends on tides and waves; check transport and same-day guidance first.
Read the guide →Explore the Manazuru Peninsula’s sea views and its port-side shrine. The town advises against crossing to Mitsuishi from October through March; view the rocks from a safe position on the mainland.
Read the guide →Explore waterside scenery at Manyo Park and Fudo Falls in Yugawara’s hot-spring district. Park walks and paid bathing facilities are separate; check the route between the stops and your return transport.
Read the guide →Visit Tenno Green Land and the Detohama coast as separate Katagami stops. The city did not open the bathing beach in 2026 because of erosion and related conditions; plan a scenery-viewing visit rather than swimming.
Read the guide →Explore Oyu’s Jomon archaeology and Hanawa’s festival culture in Kazuno. Outdoor site access can be restricted by season or safety conditions; check operating guidance and same-day local restrictions first.
Read the guide →Discover local history at Isedotai Jomonkan and the region’s gateway at Odate–Noshiro Airport in Kitaakita. The museum and outdoor archaeological site have separate access conditions; check seasonal and wildlife safety notices before travelling.
Read the guide →Begin in Mitane with its broad Sea of Japan beach and a cultural venue in Moritake. The coastal and inland stops require separate transport planning. Photographs from August 2025 and May 2017 do not establish current bathing operations or events.
Read the guide →Meet Noshiro through the coastal shelter forest of Kaze no Matsubara and the timber architecture of former restaurant Kaneyu. Check transport between the two separately. Photographs from June 2017 and June 2020 do not show current weather or access conditions.
Read the guide →Discover two different sides of Semboku at Kakunodate’s samurai district and Lake Tazawa. These are separate areas, not one continuous walking route. The street photograph dates to November 2016 and the lake to May 2021; neither establishes current autumn colour.
Read the guide →Explore Ugo’s local culture at Nishimonai’s history museum and a historic house in Tashiro. Plan transport between the districts and your return journey in advance. The photograph shows the museum exterior in October 2019, not the summer Bon dance or current displays.
Read the guide →Meet two sides of Yokote at its castle-shaped park observatory and Masuda’s merchant streets. The districts are separate and require transport between them. The observatory photograph is from September 2013 and the food from January 2008; neither establishes present operations or seasonal conditions.
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