2025 Yokkaichi Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in June)

In the early morning, the first rays of sunlight make Mount Fuji look like it's covered in a golden veil, peaceful and magnificent. This time, I stayed at a hot spring hotel by Lake Kawaguchi. 🏨 I was deeply attracted by its unique style that combines traditional and modern design. The hotel is in a great location, and you can enjoy the magnificent view of Mount Fuji from your room, the restaurant, or the public areas. 👍 Some rooms also offer beautiful views of the surrounding gardens, allowing you to experience the harmonious beauty of nature from different angles and "see Mount Fuji from your bed." 🍽️ Dining experience: The room rate includes two meals: Breakfast is a traditional Japanese set meal 🍱, served from 7:30 to 8:30. There are many options for dinner, including exquisite kaiseki cuisine, A5 wagyu shabu-shabu, and crispy tempura. 🍤 Please note that dinner is served at a strict time, and is not available after 18:50. We recommend planning your meal time in advance. 🎉 Anniversary service: This hotel is perfect for celebrating anniversaries. Whether it's a wedding anniversary, New Year celebration, or a child's birthday, the hotel will prepare a small gift 🎁, such as special Yamanashi wine, a Mount Fuji-shaped signature board, and a commemorative photo. If you stay on your birthday, you can also order a special Mount Fuji-shaped cake 🍰 to add a sense of ceremony and surprise.

#TravelJapan Yokkaichi or Yokkaichi is a small city located in the south of Nagoya, about 30 minutes from Nagoya by train. Yokkaichi is an industrial city with factories on both sides of the road. At night, the lights are beautiful and very photogenic. Yokkaichi is a city that many photographers want to visit. In addition, the beautiful photo spot of Yokkaichi that we like is the side of the train station, which is a river with cherry trees lining both sides of the road. There are not many tourists. We can come here to take pictures, especially when the train passes by, to get a beautiful background. In addition, Yokkaichi is also close to Matsusaka, a city that produces good beef. Therefore, Yokkaichi has many quality wagyu restaurants. Let's go.

Bakuyon is a popular izakaya located in an arcade near Yokkaichi Station. They have a happy hour and an all-you-can-drink plan, so it's a good value for money and I'm very satisfied. The food was also delicious and went well with alcohol. The fries (with consommé butter) were absolutely delicious☆ It's a casual place to come, so you can come alone. Address 14-2 Suwasakae-cho, Yokkaichi City, Mie Prefecture 510-0086 #Popular izakaya #Yokkaichi #Yokkaichi gourmet

There are many restaurants around Yokkaichi Station, but if you want reasonably priced soba or udon, I recommend Wakashachiya Apita Yokkaichi. Curry udon seems to be popular, but this time I ordered the katsu nabe set meal. The katsu was also delicious. The restaurant was calm and I was able to eat at my own pace. If you come to Yokkaichi, please be sure to stop by. Address 1F Apita Yokkaichi Store, 1-3-31 Yasushima, Yokkaichi City, Mie Prefecture #udon #soba #dinner #lunch

#EnjoyJapan I went to Umori Shrine in Yokkaichi City, Mie Prefecture! This shrine is right next to Unomori Park, so you can hang out in the park. I think it's perfect for a walk! There's a forest nearby, and the small shrine is relaxing. It's about a 5-minute walk from Kintetsu Yokkaichi Station, so it's easy to stop by and convenient. If you're in Yokkaichi City, why not visit it to refresh yourself? 📍Address: 1-13-6 Unomori, Yokkaichi City, Mie Prefecture 510-0074

#EnjoyJapan I went to Sushi Sakaba Minato in Yokkaichi, Mie! You can eat delicious seafood here. The sushi is also very good, so I recommend it. The sashimi is also fresh! The fried foods such as croquettes and kushikatsu were also crispy and delicious! The Matsusaka beef croquettes were especially delicious!! If you visit Yokkaichi, why not try it? #0 yen trip 📍Address: 1F Sushi Sakaba Minato Suwa Park Front Store, 16-3 Suwa Sakaemachi, Yokkaichi, Mie 510-0086

#EnjoyJapan I went to Uoju in Mie Prefecture! This is a long-loved Japanese restaurant in Yokkaichi. The restaurant started as a fishmonger and was established in 1970. The restaurant offers seasonal flavors such as sashimi and tempura. The menu is extensive and you can enjoy lunch sets in a variety of combinations. If you visit in the spring, you can see the cherry blossoms and it's very beautiful! If you visit Yokkaichi, why not try Uoju?! 📍Address: Uoju/2362-2 Kawarada-cho, Yokkaichi City, Mie Prefecture 510-0874

#EnjoyJapan I went to see the Senbonzakura of Shikakitagawa River in Mie Prefecture! More than 1,000 cherry trees line both banks of the Shikagawa River for 7km. It is a peaceful walking path with few cherry blossom viewers, making it a hidden gem. The cherry blossoms are lit up at night. In spring, we recommend taking a walk while looking at these beautiful cherry blossoms. Taking a walk while feeling the beautiful nature in the warm spring weather is sure to make you feel happy! If you are visiting Yokkaichi during cherry blossom season, why not go and see it? ! 📍Location: Kawajima-cho, Yokkaichi, Mie Prefecture

#EnjoyJapan I went to Sanlucio in Yokkaichi, Mie Prefecture! This is a gluten-free Italian restaurant where you can enjoy Italian food made with rice flour. It had a chewy texture and was very delicious! I especially recommend their original cakes!! The delicate flowers and chocolate art are very cute and recommended for a special anniversary. Why not go and check it out? ? 📍Address: 14-2 Nishimatsumotocho, Yokkaichi, Mie Prefecture 510-0837

I went to a French restaurant called Le Midi in Yokkaichi City, Mie Prefecture. You can enjoy elaborate French home cooking in a relaxed atmosphere. It's French, but not too formal, so you can eat casually. All the dishes are very delicious, so I recommend going there for lunch. If you go to Yokkaichi in Mie, why not try Le Midi? ? #EnjoyJapan 📍Address: GI Building BLOOM, 3-8-7 Matsumoto, Yokkaichi City, Mie Prefecture, 510-0836

#AprilGoodDestinations2025 ### Yokkaichi is famous for its developed industry, especially the factory landscape with chimneys, which shows the industrial power of the city. Many factories operate 24 hours a day, creating a unique night scene with flashing lights that seem to tell the story of the city. During the industrial tour, visitors can gain an in-depth understanding of the factory's production process and explore advanced technology and innovative industrial design. This is not only a visual feast, but also a profound understanding of modern industry. In addition, there are many restaurants and cafes near Yokkaichi's industrial area that serve local cuisine, allowing you to enjoy delicious cuisine during your industrial tour. Come to Yokkaichi and experience the perfect combination of industry and culture! 🚀🍽️

#0yentravel I went to a ramen shop called Sonidori in Yokkaichi! A popular and famous shop in Mie. A refreshing soy sauce ramen with the aroma of chicken and dried sardines. The clear soy sauce soup has a deep and gentle taste. The tsukemen has a crisp soy sauce dipping sauce that is excellent. It goes perfectly with the thick noodles that are typical of tsukemen. The pork slices are moist and soft.

#0yentrip I went to a Mexican bar in Yokkaichi! A restaurant that serves delicious Mexican teppanyaki tacos. Authentic tacos made with carefully selected pork, chicken, garlic shrimp, and taco meat are only 280 yen per serving! There is a wide variety of menu items such as nachos, jalapeno, and cactus salad, and you can enjoy the Mexican atmosphere with Corona beer and tequila. Why not give it a try? ? 📍Location: Mexican Bar VICTORIA 5-17 Suwasakae-cho, Yokkaichi City, Mie Prefecture 510-0086

I went to Six Lips, a pancake shop in Yokkaichi, Mie Prefecture! Here you can eat fluffy pancakes. There are many types, so you can choose your favorite. Be sure to check out the limited-time flavors! Why not give it a try! #0yentravel 📍Location: Six Lips | Kintetsu Yokkaichi Store, 7-34 Suwasakae-cho, Yokkaichi, Mie 510-0086

I went to Grill New Kotobuki in Yokkaichi, Mie! Here you can eat delicious Western food, cutlets, steaks, and more. I especially recommend the pork cutlet set meal!! The cutlet is soft and you can bite into it quickly, so you'll definitely become addicted!! The cream croquettes are also delicious. It's a very popular restaurant and there are often long lines. If you're in Yokkaichi, why not try it? #0 yen trip 📍Address: 2-17 Kitahama-cho, Yokkaichi, Mie 510-0091

I went to Everest, a curry restaurant in Yokkaichi City! You can eat authentic Nepalese curry here. I especially recommend the butter chicken masala! The naan was fluffy and delicious, and the cheese naan was filled with cheese. I also recommend getting the lassi, which is also very delicious! Why not give it a try?! #0yentravel 📍Address: 1F Iraka Building, 3-15 Suwa-cho, Yokkaichi City, Mie Prefecture 510-0085 Everest

Matsusaka Beef Tandou is a yakiniku restaurant in Yokkaichi, Mie! I keep coming back here because I can eat high-quality meat at a great value for money🥩 Even the best course is less than 10,000 yen, so it's very reasonable compared to Tokyo and I'm grateful😭 They also have large private rooms, so it's perfect for entertaining! They also serve lunch, so please feel free to come and visit~ 📍Address: 2F Park Building, 1-9-8 Nishiura, Yokkaichi City, Mie Prefecture 510-0071 💞Reason for recommendation: You can eat Matsusaka beef at a great value🐄 #0 yen travel #Mie #Yokkaichi #Yokkaichi gourmet

#Spring0yenTrip If you get tired from walking around Gujo Hachiman, you should definitely stop by "Cafe Suwa Salon". This is a retro coffee shop that feels like you've traveled back in time, with a strong Showa-era feel. Classic sofas, polished wooden tables, and a relaxed atmosphere in the shop...all of these things fit perfectly with the calm atmosphere of Gujo. Popular menu items include the old-fashioned "pudding a la mode" and "cream soda". It's strange how every bite brings back a sense of nostalgia. The carefully brewed coffee and homemade cake sets are also excellent, so you're sure to be satisfied no matter what you choose! You can see the charming streets of Gujo Hachiman from the shop's windows, making it the perfect location for a break on your trip. Long loved by locals, this place is perfect for stopping off in the middle of sightseeing and getting back to your own pace♪ 📍Basic information (check the official website for the latest information) ✴︎Address: 939 Shinmachi, Hachiman-cho, Gujo-shi, Gifu ✴︎Access: About 15 minutes on foot from Gujo Hachiman Station ✴︎Price: Varies by menu (pudding a la mode and drinks are around 800 yen) ✴︎Opening hours: 10:00-18:00 (closed on Tuesdays) It's nostalgic and cozy. "Cafe Suwa Salon" is a heartwarming place where you can "taste" the charm of Gujo Hachiman♪

I went to "#Umiterasu14" in #Yokkaichi, #Mie Prefecture ε"ε"(ﾉ⸝⸝>ㅁ<)ﾉ I chose a touring spot from the one in Tripper and went there((((((っ･ω･)っ During the day, you can see the Suzuka Mountains all the way to Nagoya, and at night, you can see the night view of Yokkaichi's factories ✿ﾟ❀.(*´▽`*)❀.ﾟ✿ I actually want to go during the time when you can see the factory night view, but it's cold at night right now, so I'll try again when it gets warmer ჱ̒⸝⸝•̀֊•́⸝⸝) 🏍Umiterasu14🏍 Address: 2-1-1 Kasumi, Yokkaichi, Mie Prefecture Business hours: Weekdays 10:00-17:00 Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays 10:00-21:00 Parking: Asphalt #Connect with bike lovers #Mie sightseeing #Mie sightseeing spots #Mie trip #Mie touring #Shinobi-chan #joyriders1 #Yokkaichi Port Building #Introducing the best views in Japan

#MarchGoodPlaces2025 Yokkaichi, a lesser-known tourist destination, is known for its industrial background, especially the oil refining industry. However, pollution issues have made the city controversial in the past. As time goes by, the appearance of the city is constantly changing, striving to improve the environment and quality of life. If you have the opportunity to visit Yokkaichi, we recommend taking a walk at night. After night falls, the lights of the factory twinkle like stars, showing another unique beauty. These 24-hour operating facilities allow people to reflect on the impact of industry on life, while also feeling the vitality and resilience of the city✨🌃. Here, you can appreciate the integration of industry and nature and think about the connection between the past and the future. Yokkaichi may not be as glamorous as other popular tourist destinations, but its unique charm is undoubtedly worth exploring! 🛠️🌌

#MarchGoodPlaces2025 Yokkaichi Annex Hotel is only a 15-minute walk from Yokkaichi Station, with convenient transportation, allowing you to easily explore the surrounding beauty. With room rates below HK$200 per night, this is a very cost-effective accommodation option for travelers on a budget. The hotel's rooms are of acceptable quality, cleanliness is good, and the space is relatively spacious, allowing you to rest comfortably during your trip. Although not a luxury hotel, it provides basic and functional facilities to meet your needs. When traveling in Japan, in addition to the big cities, surrounding cities such as Yokkaichi also have many attractions and food worth exploring, making your journey more colorful. We hope you have a great time at Yokkaichi Hotel Annex! 🏨✨🌸

Location: Northern Mie Prefecture, Japan; a major port city in the Nagoya metropolitan area Highlights: A port city where industry meets nature, an off-the-beaten-path destination in the Kinki region 🌄 Must-See Attractions 1. Yokkaichi Port Building (Port Building) Highlights: Iconic port observation tower with 360° viewing deck offering views of Ise Bay and illuminated factory complexes Hours: 10:00-20:00 (observation deck) Tip: Best at dusk; nighttime factory lights create a "cyberpunk" atmosphere 2. Kasumigaura Green Park Highlights: Tranquil lakeside park perfect for cherry blossoms in spring and autumn foliage, ideal for picnics and cycling Activities: Bicycle rental available (about 500 yen/hour) 3. Mie Prefectural Museum Highlights: Showcases Yokkaichi's history, featuring the notable "Shiokawa Collection" of rare ancient books Hours: 9:30-17:00 (closed Mondays) 4. Suwa Shrine Features: Local guardian shrine, hosts spectacular float parade during Suwa Festival in July Secret: The thousand-year-old camphor tree is considered a power spot by locals 🍱 Must-Try Local Food Banko-yaki Cuisine Rice hot pot cooked in local 400-year-old Banko-yaki pottery. Recommended: "Banko-yaki Kamenoi" restaurant Yokkaichi Ramen Soy sauce broth with medium-thick straight noodles, topped with char siu and bamboo shoots. Popular spot: "Ramen Dai" often has queues Seafood Market (Yokkaichi Port Market) Fresh oysters and Ise shrimp from Ise Bay available in early morning. On-site grilling services available 🎡 Nearby Attractions Suzuka Circuit (30 minutes by car): F1 Japanese Grand Prix venue, offers go-karting and racing museum Nagashima Spa Land (40 minutes by car): Complex resort featuring roller coasters, hot springs, and outlet shopping 🚆 Transportation From Nagoya: Kintetsu Nagoya Station → Yokkaichi Station (25 minutes by express, 570 yen) Local Transport: Recommended to purchase "Mie Toku Pass" day ticket (1,500 yen) including bus rides and attraction discounts 📅 Suggested Itineraries One Day: Suwa Shrine → Mie Prefectural Museum → Lunch at Kasumigaura Green Park → Yokkaichi Port night view Two Days: Day 1 city attractions → Day 2 Suzuka Circuit/Nagashima Spa Land 💡 Travel Tips Some industrial areas have strong odors; sensitive visitors should avoid visiting on days with strong westerly winds Weekend visitors can enjoy Yokkaichi Fireworks Festival (August) or Port Festival (October) Though less known, Yokkaichi offers a unique blend of industry and tradition, perfect for travelers seeking an authentic Japanese experience! Feel free to ask for more detailed information about any aspect!

| A City Where Time Folds. 🌉 Prologue: A Journey Through Folded Time and Space Nestled between Nagoya and Kyoto lies Yokkaichi, a small city where time seems to fold. The silhouettes of port cranes in the morning overlap with the industrial neon lights at night. The vermilion torii gates of ancient shrines contrast with the glass curtain walls of postmodern museums. While not a popular tourist destination in Japan, Yokkaichi uses its "folded" form to blend industrial heritage, natural havens, and local life into the sea breeze of Mie Prefecture. 🏙️ Act 1: Cyberpunk Twilight in Industrial Heritage Taisho Bridge & Cosmo Oil Refinery Night View Standing on the skeletal Taisho Bridge, you'll witness the daily routine of cargo ships during the day. At night, the neon lights of the oil refinery suddenly bloom on the horizon, with orange-red lights pulsating along the pipelines, as if stepping into a cyberpunk movie scene. Sarusaka Park Observation Deck Climb the wooden boardwalk at the top of the park to overlook the silver-gray mechanical matrix of the factory area during the day. In the evening, wait for a "fire and iron" sunset and watch the afterglow turn the chimneys into a pinkish-purple. 🌸 Act 2: Seasonal Love Letters Between Mountains and Sea Nanzansou Park's Sakura Theater In March, 1,200 Yoshino cherry trees dye the hillside into pink snow. Girls in kimonos gently sway their fans under the trees, and petals float into the nearby residential gardens with the breeze. Kasumigaura Ryokuchi Park's Water Mirror World Rent a swan boat and row to the heart of the lake, where the steel forest of the factory area and the residential buildings on the opposite bank are intertwined in the reflection, like a hazy reality in Monet's paintings. Showa Happiness Village's Seasonal Flower Calendar Enjoy plum blossoms in spring, lotus in summer, osmanthus in autumn, and camellias in winter. The village's "Flower Calendar Hall" displays Japanese philosophy of "living in harmony with the seasons" with century-old farming tools. 🍱 Act 3: Mie Prefecture's Flavors on the Port's Tongue Seafood Bowl and Industrial Aesthetics At "Umisachi Shokudo" in Yokkaichi Port, freshly caught yellowtail sashimi carries the salty freshness of the sea. Paired with miso soup simmered in a Banko-yaki earthenware pot, the rough pottery collides with the delicate fish fat to create a unique flavor. Kabuse Tea and Artisan Craftsmanship Experience Kabuse tea at the century-old tea shop "Kawakitaen," where matcha powder foams into fine bubbles as it's whisked with a bamboo chasen. Pair it with a "Yokkaichi Senbei" to let the slightly bitter tea aroma and brown sugar caramelization reconcile on your taste buds. 🏡 Act 4: Living in the Seams of Folded Time and Space Sanco Inn Yokkaichi Ekimae A capsule hotel a 3-minute walk from Kintetsu Station. The grandpa at the front desk will recommend "hidden ramen shops" in broken English, and the aroma of braised pork wafts from behind the noren of the late-night diner. Hotel Nagashima Spa Yuami A hot spring hotel on the Kuwana coastline, with an open-air bath facing the Pacific Ocean. Soak in the misty hot water at night and watch the lights of Yokkaichi Port flicker on the opposite shore. 📅 The Art of Folding Travel Time March-April: Cherry blossom season + industrial night view double play, stroll through Hanamikoji wearing a light haori. September-November: Clear skies after the typhoon season, perfect for cycling along the coastline and factory ruins. December: The year-end light show turns Taisho Bridge into a blue galaxy, and the melody of "Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer" rings through the streets. 🚄 Transportation Folding Guide From Osaka: Kintetsu Limited Express "Nagoya Line," 55 minutes direct, where office workers in suits and sketching teenagers with easels share the morning light in the train car. From Nagoya: JR "Kansai Main Line," 30 minutes, with rice fields and shell-shaped factories of Mie Prefecture flashing past the train window. Epilogue: The Unsolved Poem of a Folded City Tie an ema under the century-old cedar tree at Suwa Shrine, then turn around and walk into the "Petroleum Pavilion" of the Yokkaichi Museum. Looking at the black and white photos of the oil refinery in the 1960s, you suddenly understand the magic of this small city's folded time and space—it uses the bones of industry to support the poetry of nature, allowing the past and the future to meet in the same twilight. 🌊 Yokkaichi is not the end of Japanese tourism, but the starting point for re-understanding "travel."

| Suzuka Mountains: Discover the Most Beautiful Mountain Scenery in Mie Prefecture! 👍 Why visit: Hiking, autumn leaves, skiing, and hot springs - surprises in every season! 📍 The Suzuka Mountains (Suzuka Mountains) stretch across Mie and Shiga Prefectures, making them a famous hiking destination in the Kansai region! Besides its magnificent mountain scenery, it's also popular for hiking, autumn leaf viewing, skiing, hot springs, and various outdoor activities! 🔥 The Suzuka Mountains offer different natural experiences in all four seasons: •Spring🌸: Cherry blossoms in full bloom, perfect season for hiking! •Summer🌿: A cool retreat with forest hiking and stream activities! •Fall🍁: Known as "Kansai's most beautiful hidden autumn spot" with red maple leaves! •Winter❄️: Skiing and hot springs amid dreamy snowy mountain views! ⸻ 📅 Travel Guide: How to make the most of your visit? 🏔️ 1. Mt. Gozaisho - Symbol of the Suzuka Mountains •At 1,212m, it's the signature peak and a popular spot for hiking and autumn leaves! •🚠 Gozaisho Ropeway: Easy access to the summit with views of Yokkaichi city and Ise Bay. Stunning red leaves cover the slopes in fall! •⛰️ Hiking route: Perfect for hiking enthusiasts, takes 2-3 hours from the base, with beautiful views along the way! 🍁 2. Autumn Leaves Paradise: Suzuka Skyline •Recommended in fall (mid-October to early November), drive through tunnels of red leaves along Suzuka Skyline - absolutely spectacular! 🍂🚗 •A famous "momiji hunting" spot with stunning autumn views throughout! 🎿 3. Winter Skiing: Gozaisho Ski Resort •Transforms into a ski paradise from mid-December to March! ⛷️ •Suitable for beginners with courses for advanced skiers too, enjoy skiing with mountain views! ❄️ ♨️ 4. Yunoyama Onsen - Perfect combination of skiing and hot springs! •Relax in this 1,300-year-old hidden hot spring after skiing or hiking! ♨️ •Recommended: Stay at an onsen ryokan to enjoy hot springs while viewing mountain scenery! ⸻ 🚗 How to get there: 📍 Location: Border of Yokkaichi, Mie Prefecture & Shiga Prefecture 🚆 Train + Bus: Take Mie Kotsu Bus from Kintetsu Yokkaichi Station, about 50 minutes to Gozaisho Ropeway Station 🚗 Driving: About 1 hour from Nagoya via Higashi-Meihan Expressway ⸻ 💗 Additional Tips ✔ Best seasons: 🍁Fall (autumn leaves) & ❄️Winter (ski season) are most beautiful! ✔ Hiking tips: Take the ropeway if you're a beginner, hiking trails for intermediate to advanced hikers ✔ Autumn viewing: Best from mid-October to early November, avoid weekends during autumn leaf season! ✔ Skiing reminder: Book ski equipment rental in advance to avoid peak season shortages! ⸻ 🌟 Suzuka Mountains - A natural paradise beautiful in all seasons! ⛰️🍁 A must-visit for hiking, autumn leaves, skiing, or hot spring enthusiasts! 🎿♨️

Transportation • Getting There: Yokkaichi is located in Mie Prefecture, Japan, and is close to Osaka. You can take a JR train from Osaka, which takes about 1 hour. • Getting Around: The city's transportation mainly consists of buses and taxis. Walking is also a good option if your itinerary is concentrated. Main Attractions • Port of Yokkaichi: Yokkaichi is an important industrial city in Japan, and its port is one of its main attractions. Here, you can enjoy the busy port operations and feel the charm of an industrial city. • Ise Bay Seaside Park: The park has large green spaces and beaches, making it a great place for leisure walks and sea views. You can also experience various water activities here. • Yokkaichi Municipal Museum: Learn about the history and culture of Yokkaichi. The museum has a rich collection, and you can learn about the local development process through the exhibits. • Yokkaichi Municipal Museum of Art: A must-visit place for art lovers. The museum often hosts various art exhibitions, showcasing the works of local and international artists. Food Recommendations • Seafood: Yokkaichi is close to the sea and has abundant seafood resources. You can taste fresh sushi, sashimi and other seafood delicacies. • Local Specialty Snacks: Such as tempura and takoyaki, which can be found in local izakayas or street food stalls. • Wagashi: Traditional Japanese desserts with a delicate taste and exquisite appearance, are a good choice for tasting and buying souvenirs. Shopping Recommendations • Yokkaichi City Shopping Center: There are various brands of clothing, accessories and other goods to meet the shopping needs of different travelers. • Souvenir Shops: Buy some souvenirs with local characteristics, such as handicrafts and ceramics. Travel Tips • Travel Time: Avoid Japan's peak tourist seasons, such as the cherry blossom season and autumn foliage season, to avoid crowds. • Etiquette and Culture: Understand and respect local etiquette and culture, such as keeping quiet in public places and taking off your shoes when entering indoors. • Garbage Sorting: Japan has strict requirements for garbage sorting. Be sure to dispose of garbage according to local sorting standards. We hope this guide will help you better plan your trip to Yokkaichi and enjoy a pleasant journey!

Did you mean Miyako Hotel Yokkaichi, Japan? Here is some information about it: - Location & Transportation: Located at 1-3-38 Yasujima, Yokkaichi, it is 450m from both Kintetsu Yokkaichi Station and JR Yokkaichi Station, about a 7-minute walk. The surrounding transportation is convenient. - Hotel Facilities: It has a bar and cafe. It provides laundry service, a conference hall, and more for guests. It also provides a shuttle service, multilingual services, and foreign currency exchange. Free Wi-Fi is available in the rooms, making it suitable for families. - Nearby Attractions: It is only a 1-minute drive from the Yokkaichi Municipal Museum and only a 5-minute drive from Tarusaka Park. In addition, it is 17.7 km from Nagashima Spa Land and 18.8 km from Suzuka Circuit.

🌟Detailed Travel Guide to Yokkaichi, Japan Today, I'm excited to share with you a treasure of a city in Japan: Yokkaichi. With its rich natural scenery, unique industrial night views, and profound cultural heritage, it's definitely a place worth visiting! Transportation Guide By Plane Yokkaichi is close to Chubu Centrair International Airport in Nagoya. From the airport, take the JR or Kintetsu Line, and you'll arrive in about 40 minutes. By Train From Nagoya Station, take the JR Kansai Main Line or Kintetsu Line, and you'll reach Yokkaichi in about 30 to 40 minutes. If you're coming from Osaka Namba Station, you can also reach it in less than 2 hours on the Kintetsu Line. Accommodation Recommendations City Center Hotels There are many hotels to choose from in Yokkaichi. The hotels in the city center are conveniently located for visiting various attractions. For example, there are many business hotels and guesthouses near Kintetsu Yokkaichi Station. Seaside Resorts If you like sea views, you can choose to stay in a hotel near Yokkaichi Port. Here, you can not only enjoy the beautiful sea view, but also admire the spectacular factory night view at night. Must-Visit Attractions 1️⃣ Yokkaichi Port Building (Umiterasu): This 100m-tall building was built to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the opening of Yokkaichi Port. From the observation deck on the 14th floor, you can enjoy a panoramic view of the coastal industrial area, Yokkaichi Port, and the Suzuka Mountains. Here, you can also learn about the history of Yokkaichi Port through videos and displays. 2️⃣ Mizusawa Momiji Valley: This is a famous spot for viewing autumn leaves, located in the Suzuka Quasi-National Park. Every year from late November to early December, the valley floor is dyed red by the autumn leaves, which is very spectacular. 3️⃣ Sato Banko Pottery Museum (Bankono Sato Center): This is not only a museum displaying and selling "Banko-Yaki", a representative pottery of Mie Prefecture, but also has a pottery classroom where you can experience the fun of pottery. 4️⃣ Isaka Dam Cycling Park: There are cycling routes and walking routes here, which are suitable for those who like sports. You can enjoy nature here, and you can also rent a bicycle. 5️⃣ Nanbu Kyuryo Park: This is the largest comprehensive park in Yokkaichi, with lawn squares, large amusement facilities, and rich vegetation. You can enjoy nature here and go camping. 6️⃣ Jibasan Mie Meisaku Art Museum: This place displays Yokkaichi's traditional crafts, such as Banko ware and Ise Katagami, and you can also taste local specialties. Food Recommendations 1️⃣ Japanese Noodle Restaurant Sagami: The soba noodles here are very famous. The noodles are made with carefully selected buckwheat seeds, ground fresh in the store every day, and the taste is excellent. 2️⃣ Shushuan Tea Room: Here, you can experience the traditional Japanese tea ceremony, taste matcha and sweets, and feel the charm of Japanese culture. 3️⃣ Traditional Japanese Cuisine: There are many traditional Japanese restaurants in Yokkaichi. It is recommended to taste local sushi, sashimi, and tempura. Travel Tips - The best time to visit Yokkaichi is in spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November), when the climate is pleasant and suitable for outdoor activities. - If you want to photograph the night view of the factory, it is recommended to book a cruise in advance or go to the observation deck of the Yokkaichi Port Building. - Yokkaichi is very suitable for cycling. You can rent a bicycle and ride along the coastline or the bicycle paths in the park. - Purchase a Yokkaichi City travel package to enjoy discounts on transportation and admission tickets to some attractions.

#MarchGoodPlaces2025 The Yokkaichi shopping street is a very peaceful place, away from the busy tourist crowds. Here, you can feel the strong Japanese local culture and atmosphere, bringing a unique travel experience. This shopping street is lined with local shops and food stalls where you can stroll leisurely and sample local delicacies such as fresh seafood and traditional snacks. Here you can also see the local long-necked ghost, a unique creature from folklore that is often fascinating and very popular among the locals. It is worth your careful appreciation. If you want to experience authentic Japanese life, Yokkaichi's shopping streets are definitely a place you can't miss. Here you can enjoy shopping and feel the unique charm of Yokkaichi. 🛍️✨🍣