Most reviewed places in Nanyō, Japan

Circa-1965 concrete replica of a destroyed 14th-century castle featuring scenic vistas & a museum.

Preserved post town featuring thatched-roof Edo-period buildings along its main street.

A huge jellyfish collection in colorfully lit tanks, plus seal shows & a touch pool with starfish.

A national historic monument, this hilltop site has castle ruins, an exhibition hall & city views.

Aquarium with large tanks of marine life, a food court & gift shop, plus dolphin & sea lion shows.

👍👍 Amazing and nice mall. I love thier bags and cloths collection.

👍👍 One of my favorite Michinoeki and it's a busy place! A nice selection of wines from local wineries, Yonezawa beef even a beef vending machine! Food court with wonderful selections, Vegetable and Yamagata souvenirs. Ample parking, bus stop for highway busses. Sometimes there are outdoor stalls as wel...

👍👍 As of 2023/08/20 It was so big that it took quite a while to get around it all. I tried my best to walk quickly, but it took me 3 hours including dinner. I'm a little jealous of such a large facility. Dinner is a set meal of delicious ramen and beef horn short ribs from the food court on the second...

Hundreds of steps form a mountain path to a centuries-old Buddhist temple with panoramic views.

Opened in 1950, this 23,000-seat baseball stadium is home of the Tohoku Rakuten Golden Eagles.

No-frills noodle house with Kitakata-style ramen, made with pork-based broth & thick, flat noodles.

😠 Is there a charge for parking? I won't go there anymore because it's far away and the access is bad.

Large aquarium featuring a dolphin show, a fish-filled tunnel tank & penguin & sea lion exhibits.

Roadside rest stop in an onsen town, with a footbath, musical fountains & a souvenir shop.

Park with free-roaming red foxes, alongside a gift shop & petting area with ponies & rabbits.

Upbeat, indoor venue with stalls selling fresh, area-sourced seafood, meat, produce & more.

Members-only warehouse selling a huge variety of items including bulk groceries, electronics & more.

Wooden temple from 1796 with a unique double-helix structure & a spiral staircase.