Add the spots that you are interested in into ”My Plan” (your favorites)
This can generate a route automatically by looking at the contents of ”My Plan”.
Step 2
Make a Day Plan!
Using [My Favorite Spots] on the left, you can put places you want to go into your plans on the right. (When the [+] button is pressed, it is added to the plan).
Sort in the most convenient order automatically
Check the travel route and time by pressing the ”Direction” button (travel route by train, car or on foot will be shown).
Create route with the ”Create an itinerary” button.
Step 3
Transfer the Plan to your smartphone and head out!
Show the duration of the route.
Display the entire route (by foot or by car).
Share the url and your chosen destination will appear on the map of your own smartphone.
・As this plan is information that was output to be shared, it will not be deleted even if the original plan is deleted.
The plans you create will be saved under [My Plans]. Press [Create New Plan] to create a new plan.
The plan name can be changed using the [Edit] button.
If you press the [Pin] button, you are able expand the spots.
Add the spots that you are interested in into ”My Plan”
This suggested trip will show you the natural and historical beauty Saitama City has to offer. You
may be surprised to find it all so close to Tokyo! Jam packed with Japanese culture, this is a great
course to get the “full view” of the kind of iconic Japan we imagine from books and movies.
Starting at one of the oldest shrines in Japan, enjoy the picturesque architecture against the
sprawling green of the area. Continue on to learn all about bonsai tree culture, with various
gardens as well as a stunning museum.
The history of dolls and culture in the Iwatsuki area.
Come take a trip through time as you explore the incredible nature and history of Iwatsuki. This area is traditionally known for doll making, which is one of the most delicate arts in the history of Japanese craftsmanship. Seeing the fine details and care that went into making the dolls will give you a new appreciation for the Japanese attention to detail. This is a great course to get a traditional view of Japan and is very close to Omiya station!
The search for tasty unagi, and the Urawa mascot- Unako-chan!
Japan is full of characters, which are basically mascots for different cities. Some are widely
popular, with all sorts of goods and memorabilia. Urawa's character is “Unako-chan”, made
to remind people of unagi, a delicious freshwater eel. This model course takes you through some
of Urawa's stunning nature, and you can search for Unako-chan while you go. A picture here, or a
statue there, Unako-chan can be found all around, and can be your tasty travel companion during
your outing!
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