Your first visit to Gero
Gero is a hot-spring city in Gifu. Begin around Gero station and the spa streets, saving the wider city’s mountains and valleys for separate journeys.
Read the guide →Meet a new place with Tabi. Discover sights, local food and a first walk.
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Gero is a hot-spring city in Gifu. Begin around Gero station and the spa streets, saving the wider city’s mountains and valleys for separate journeys.
Read the guide →Siheung on Gyeonggi’s west coast offers tidal channels, salt-field heritage and prehistoric sites. Start with Gaetgol Park or Oido as a separate outing.
Read the guide →Suwon is a Gyeonggi-do city of Joseon-era walls, a royal residence and markets. Start in one old-center area; Hwaseong Fortress is in Suwon, separate from neighboring Hwaseong city.
Read the guide →North of Seoul, Uijeongbu offers central streets, markets and budae-jjigae culture. Start around Uijeongbu station and plan mountain or temple outings separately.
Read the guide →Uiwang combines lakes and railway heritage in Gyeonggi-do. Choose the Wangsong Lake and railway museum area or Baegun Lake for your first visit.
Read the guide →Nara offers temples, shrines and parkland from an ancient capital. Start around Nara Park; attractions elsewhere in the prefecture are separate destinations.
Read the guide →North of Tokyo in Saitama, Soka offers pine-lined paths, an old highway and senbei culture. Begin around Soka Matsubara beside the Ayase River.
Read the guide →Iwaki combines Pacific harbor scenery with historic inland places. Choose Onahama or Uchigo first, using separate transport between them.
Read the guide →Near Nagoya, Kasugai offers a burial-mound park and calligraphy culture. Choose one area first; the listed places need separate transport planning.
Read the guide →Toyohashi offers a castle approached by tram and a historic Tokaido post town. Choose the castle area or Futagawa, checking separate rail transport.
Read the guide →Toyokawa combines temple approach streets, parkland and a local museum. Start near Toyokawa Inari and plan a separate outing to Akatsukayama Park.
Read the guide →Enjoy Maebashi’s central park or Shikishima Park to the north. Rinkokaku is currently closed for works; historical photographs do not guarantee present visitor access.
Read the guide →A mountain town near the Agatsuma River in Gunma. Start around Agatsumakyo; the castle ruins and spring are separate outings with current access cautions.
Read the guide →Discover historic buildings, Meisen textiles and a temple tree in Isesaki. Begin around Meijikan in the center and plan Kezoji separately.
Read the guide →Discover the castle town and traditional houses of Tamba-Sasayama. Begin around the castle; this is a different city from neighboring Tamba.
Read the guide →Akashi combines castle turrets, a fish-shopping street and seaside views. Begin around the station, castle and Uonotana; plan the coast separately if preferred.
Read the guide →In western Hyogo, Sayo offers a former post town and riverside scenery. Start around Hirafuku station and avoid entering the hilltop castle site without authorization.
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