10 Things to Do in Obira
10 Things to Do in Obira |
For those planning to visit the town of Obira to check what it has to offer, here are the 10 Things to Do in Obira:
Obira manhole covers |
1. Take a picture of Obira’s unique manhole covers. So far, I have seen 2 unique Obira manhole designs. One is in front of the Obira Roadside Station and the other is near Obira Shrine.
Rare twin Obira melon |
2. Try the super delicious Obira melon. Other must-try foods are octopus, wagyu, and watermelon.
Obira Shrine |
3. Visit Obira Shrine in the town proper. You can offer prayers and also get a goshuin there for your goshuin collection.
Inside Karakure |
4. Dine in at Karakure and enjoy its world-class soba / Dine in at Sumire and enjoy its delicious soba dishes. Aside from that, you can also admire the sunset from inside the restaurant.
Obimaru Square |
Onishika Twin Beach |
6. Swim and bask under the sun at Onishika Twin Beach. During camping season, the beach also doubles as a camping ground and is a popular camping spot for many.
Obira Roadside Station Nishin-banya |
Nishin-Bunka Historical Park |
Kodaira Town General Exchange Terminal "Yuttarikan" |
9. Go on a relaxing dip at the onsen of Kodaira Town General Exchange Terminal "Yuttarikan" after pitching your tent at the nearby Obiracho Boyodai Camping Ground.
Former Hanada Family Banya |
10. Visit the Former Hanada Family Banya which is the northernmost important cultural property in Japan and learn about the "Herring Boom Era" of the region. There are numerous preserved exhibits inside the building which would surely make you feel that you're transported to that era.
I hope my list of the 10 Things to Do in Obira gave you an idea and inspiration to visit this seaside town soon.
I hope my list of the 10 Things to Do in Obira gave you an idea and inspiration to visit this seaside town soon.
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Thanks for this list of 10 Things to Do in Obira. Someday I'll visit that place too.
ReplyDeleteYes please! =)
DeleteI have never heard of Obira but this made me want to visit it.
ReplyDeletePlease do! You'd surely love this small town.
DeleteI have been to Karakure once with a Japanese friend. The soba was delicious.
ReplyDeleteI agree with you. The soba of Karakure is really top notch.
DeleteBeautiful pictures!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much!
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