9 Places in Nantan
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@suguruooyagi
9 places in Nantan: Amanohashidate, Ine, Hiyoshi Station, and 6 more. Every place is verified on Google Maps, featured in an Instagram post by Suguru 優.
Amanohashidate
Place
4.4
Witness the breathtaking natural beauty of Amanohashidate, one of Japan's three most scenic views. Take a scenic chairlift ride for unparalleled panoramic views.
Ine
Place
Explore the charming fishing village of Ine, famous for its unique funaya boathouses built directly over the water. Enjoy fresh seafood and a glimpse into traditional coastal life.
Hiyoshi Station
Train station
4.0
Hiyoshi Station serves as a convenient gateway to Miyama, with guesthouses offering pickup and drop-off services. Plan your arrival here for seamless access to the village's traditional charm.
Kayabuki No Sato
Landmark
4.3
Wander through Kayabuki no Sato, a captivating village renowned for its cluster of traditional thatched-roof houses. This designated preservation area offers a picturesque journey back in time.
Miyama
Place
Experience a peaceful escape to Miyama, known for its iconic Edo-period thatched-roof houses. Immerse yourself in local culture and serene natural beauty, recognized as one of Japan's best tourism villages.
Roadside Station Miyama Fureaihiroba
Rest stop
3.8
Visit the local market for fresh, seasonal produce and regional specialties. It's a great spot to find unique local ingredients and handcrafted items.
The Little Indigo Musuem
Art museum
4.6
Discover the intricate art of natural indigo dyeing at this immersive museum. Witness traditional techniques and perhaps even try your hand at creating a unique indigo-dyed souvenir.
かやぶき古民家一棟貸し宿 CASA MIYAMA (カーサ美山)
Hotel
4.9
Stay in a beautifully preserved traditional thatched-roof guesthouse. Enjoy authentic Japanese hospitality in a serene, historic setting.
KOYA MIYAMA
Hotel
5.0
Enjoy breathtaking panoramic mountain views from Koyamiyama, a guesthouse offering serene accommodation. Relax in a setting that perfectly blends comfort with the natural beauty of Miyama.