Things To Do
in Nachikatsuura

This local delicacy is celebrated for its rich flavor and is often served as sashimi or grilled.

Must-Try!

A savory pancake filled with seafood and vegetables, reflecting the region’s coastal cuisine.

Tipping is not customary in Japan and may be seen as rude; excellent service is already included.

Credit cards are widely accepted, but it's advisable to carry cash for smaller shops and markets.

Expect mild weather with cherry blossoms blooming, creating a beautiful landscape for outdoor activities.

Warm and humid, ideal for beach activities, but be prepared for occasional typhoons.

Cooler temperatures and vibrant autumn leaves make this a picturesque time for hiking and sightseeing.

Mild winters with occasional cold snaps, perfect for enjoying hot springs but less crowded.

This trail leads to the famous Nachi Falls, offering beautiful views of the falls and lush forest areas.

Part of a UNESCO World Heritage site, this ancient trail showcases stunning landscapes and traditional shrines along the way.

The majority of the population consists of Japanese locals, who are known for their hospitality and strong cultural traditions.

A growing number of domestic and international tourists visit for the natural beauty and cultural experiences, particularly during peak seasons.

Baseball is a popular sport in Japan, and many locals enjoy playing and watching games.

With its beautiful beaches, surfing is a favored activity among locals and tourists alike, especially in summer.

While seafood is prevalent, there are vegetarian options available, especially in ryokans.

Always communicate any allergies, as seafood is a staple, and cross-contamination can occur.