Things To Do
in Shimotsuchō-kominami

Freshly caught fish, expertly grilled and served with a side of local vegetables.

Must-Try!

Buckwheat noodles served cold or hot, often accompanied by a savory dipping sauce.

Tipping is not customary in Japan and can even be considered rude; exceptional service is generally included in the price.

Cash is widely accepted, but many establishments also accept credit cards, especially in tourist areas.

Mild temperatures and blooming cherry blossoms make spring an ideal time to visit, especially for outdoor festivals.

Summer brings warm weather and beach activities, but it's also the peak tourist season, so expect more crowds.

The fall foliage offers breathtaking views, and temperatures are comfortable for hiking and sightseeing.

Winter can be chilly, but it's a quieter time to explore the town, with the possibility of experiencing seasonal festivals.

A scenic trail that offers a moderate hike through lush forests and stunning views of the coastline.

A more challenging hike that rewards adventurers with breathtaking panoramic views from the summit.

The majority of the population consists of locals who are engaged in fishing and tourism-related businesses.

Visitors from Japan and abroad come to experience the town's natural beauty and cultural heritage, especially during peak seasons.

Baseball is a beloved sport in Japan, with many locals participating in recreational leagues and enjoying games at local stadiums.

Soccer is also popular, with local teams competing in regional leagues and many young players engaging in the sport.

While seafood is prevalent, many restaurants offer vegetarian dishes, such as vegetable tempura and soba.

Gluten-free options may be limited, but rice dishes are widely available.