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Hayakawa is the town with the smallest population in Japan, and the nature and hot springs of the Southern Alps are attractive. It is ideal for a quiet journey in an unexplored area.

Minobu is a town that is home to the Nichisō Sōyama and the Minobu-san Kuen-ji temple, and is also famous as a spot of cherry blossoms and autumn leaves; it is a place where history and nature blend together.

Fujikawa is a town surrounded by clear streams and mountains. You can enjoy river play and hot springs. The colors of the four seasons are beautiful.

Showa-cho is a commercial town in Yamanashi Prefecture, with plenty of shopping and gourmets. The city and nature are combined in a good balance.

Katsuyama is a world-famous town for its dinosaur museum, and you can also enjoy historical attractions such as the dinosaur valley and Heisen Temple.

Sabae City is one of the world's leading production areas for glasses, and has many factory tours and experience facilities. Design and culture of manufacturing are attractive.

Awara City is a town with "Awara Onsen", one of Hokuriku's leading hot springs, and its calm, Japanese-style and rural landscapes heal visitors.

The city of Echizen is a town where traditional crafts such as Echizen washi paper and cutlery are popular, and Japanese handiwork can be touched through experiences and tours.

The town of Eiheiji is the town of the main temple of the Soto sect, Eiheiji Temple, and has a solemn Zen air. The zazen experience is also popular.

Minami-Echizen is a town surrounded by the Echizen coast and mountains, and is a hidden tourist spot where you can enjoy hot springs and the seafood.