Meet a new place with Tabi. Discover sights, local food and a first walk.
1818 regions
Tobishima in Aichi offers a look at life on reclaimed land and its drainage history. It is separate from the island of the same name in Yamagata. Pair the public hall area with a prearranged visit to the pump museum.
Read the guide →Tsushima in Aichi pairs a shrine visit with a waterside park. It is distinct from Tsushima in Nagasaki. Festival and wisteria seasons differ from an ordinary day’s walk.
Read the guide →Yatomi in Aichi offers a spacious children’s park and seasonal wisteria. Photographs record earlier conditions and seasons; check current official notices before setting out.
Read the guide →In Obihiro, Hokkaido’s Tokachi region, a former railway station and a leafy park offer contrasting stops. They are separate destinations, so plan transport and the return journey first.
Read the guide →Former Ninomiya in Tochigi joined Moka in March 2009. This guide stays within the former town boundary, pairing a historic site with a roadside station.
Read the guide →Kenbuchi in Hokkaido builds its town identity around picture books. Pair a cultural facility devoted to books with a roadside station, checking each destination’s own opening information.
Read the guide →Natori’s Yuriage coast in Miyagi combines places that pass on disaster memories with a reopened market. Visit memorial spaces quietly and respectfully, and check which days the market operates.
Read the guide →Former Shikamachi joined Sasebo on March 31, 2010. This guide stays within the former town boundary, introducing a scenic park and a bathing facility.
Read the guide →In Hirado, Nagasaki, pair the castle area with the history of its trading port. Both stops lie within the Hirado area represented by the original app GID.
Read the guide →Higashimatsuyama in Saitama pairs a shrine visit with seasonal flowers. Spring photographs do not indicate current blooms; check flower and facility notices before setting out.
Read the guide →Visit a historic cherry tree and a seasonal park in Kitamoto, Saitama. Spring photographs do not show current blooms; explore quietly and help protect the trees.
Read the guide →Kusatsu in Shiga pairs an old post town with a lakeside garden. It is distinct from the hot-spring destination in Gunma; the two stops are separate, so plan transport between them.
Read the guide →Moriyama in Shiga pairs a historic Nakasendo townhouse with seasonal flower fields near Lake Biwa. Distinguish the park from similarly named places in other cities, and check transport and opening periods.
Read the guide →Explore lakeside and old-town scenery around Nagahama Castle and Kurokabe in Shiga. Both stops are in the central area within the original app GID.
Read the guide →Omihachiman in Shiga combines canal scenery, a merchant town and a shrine area. This guide focuses on the Hachimanbori area within the original app GID.
Read the guide →Explore a hillside temple and a village shrine in Aisho, Shiga. Plan transport between the separate stops and distinguish the shrine from its namesake in a neighbouring city.
Read the guide →Pair a historic shrine with an agricultural park in Ryuo, Shiga. Plan the journey between them and check seasonal growing conditions and reservations for farm activities.
Read the guide →Visit Taga Taisha, affectionately called Otagasan, and a shrine associated with the former Binmanji temple in Taga, Shiga. Check festivals and special openings separately from ordinary access.
Read the guide →Former Torahime became part of present-day Nagahama through the merger on 1 January 2010. This guide covers temples and shrines within the original Torahime area, rather than all of Nagahama.
Read the guide →Explore an old school building and an Omi merchant’s home in Toyosato, Shiga. These places also have active community uses, so distinguish public areas from spaces used for events.
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