Nishi-Awa To Berry Farm
A visitor farm in the west of the prefecture, with fruit picking.
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A visitor farm in the west of the prefecture, with fruit picking.
A noodle maker in the west of the prefecture, open for factory tours.
A centre in Mima among the udatsu-walled streets, serving doughnuts and bread.
A centre at the climbing entrance to Mount Tsurugi, selling souvenirs.
A geopark in Miyoshi, where the strata of the Yoshino River gorge can be seen.
A blueberry farm and old-house cafe in Miyoshi.
Peonies in flower at a temple in the west of the prefecture.
A lift up the climbing route of Mount Tsurugi, carrying you close to the summit.
A place in the west of the prefecture known for cherry blossom, currently closed.
A lookout in Miyoshi, over the Koboke gorge of the Yoshino River.
A strawberry farm in Higashimiyoshi Town. After picking, visitors can make strawberry daifuku. There is also an experience of wearing armor.
A strawberry farm in Higashimiyoshi Town. Making strawberry daifuku is included in the picking fee, and it also runs a farm guesthouse.
Bicycles for hire from the Miyoshi tourism association.
A hot-spring inn in Miyoshi, with a cable car down to an open-air bath on the valley floor.
A museum in Miyoshi in a house that tells the legend of the fleeing Heike.
Buckwheat fields in the Sarukai hamlet of Miyoshi, white with flowers in autumn.