Your first visit to Kawajima
Among Saitama’s fields, Kawajima offers a historic residence, parks and soy sauce brewing culture. Choose one stop first and check return transport, as bus services can be limited.
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Among Saitama’s fields, Kawajima offers a historic residence, parks and soy sauce brewing culture. Choose one stop first and check return transport, as bus services can be limited.
Read the guide →In southern Saitama, Niiza offers a Zen temple’s woodland, a historic canal and local history. Choose one Nobidome area first, following current access guidance and respecting the temple as a training space.
Read the guide →In northern Tochigi, Nasushiobara offers river valleys, hot-spring settlements and a visitor farm. Shiobara, Itamuro and Senbonmatsu are separate areas; choose one first.
Read the guide →Kanuma in Tochigi offers historic merchant architecture and carved festival-float culture. Begin with a map at the central visitor stop, choosing a garden or street view first.
Read the guide →Kimitsu in Chiba offers lake scenery and Kururi’s castle site and well streets. Choose central Kururi or Lake Kameyama first, planning them as separate outings.
Read the guide →In Tokyo’s Tama area, Inagi offers canal walks, woodland and pear-growing history. Start at Omaru’s waterway or Shiroyama Park, planning Hirao’s exhibition separately.
Read the guide →Tokyo’s Kita Ward offers Oji’s park and paper culture and Nishigahara’s gardens. It is separate from Osaka’s Kita Ward. Choose Asukayama or Kyu-Furukawa Gardens first.
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