Nakatsugawa Travel Guide

This historic trail between Magome and Tsumago preserves Japan's Edo-period post towns. Wander through bamboo groves and past mountain waterfalls before resting at traditional teahouses along the 8-kilometer path.

Walk through a living postcard of Edo-period Japan on Magome's steep cobblestone streets lined with traditional wooden buildings. Stop at hillside tea houses for panoramic mountain views while savouring local delicacies.

Perched above the scenic Ena Gorge, this family-friendly amusement park blends thrills with natural beauty. Enjoy panoramic views from the Giant Ferris Wheel or cool off in the Caribbean water park during summer.

This interactive museum sparks scientific curiosity through hands-on exhibits covering earth sciences, light, and energy. Explore the miniature planetarium for an accessible introduction to astronomy.

This 16th-century fortress uniquely incorporates massive natural boulders into its stone walls. From the observation deck, admire panoramic views of Nakatsugawa City and Mount Ena's majestic silhouette.

Road Station - Shizumo is just one of the places to see in Nakatsugawa, so why not enjoy the other things to explore during your travels? Wander the parks or discover the area's waterfalls.

At Road Station Kirira Sakashita, master the art of making traditional soba noodles with freshly milled buckwheat. Experience crafting your own noodles and enjoy them alongside local delicacies.

This unique museum houses a 15-meter pyramid of local mica stone and an extensive mineral collection. Discover the 350-meter underground maze modelled on Egyptian pyramids, then try your hand at gemstone hunting.