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How to get to Tamba Sasayama from Tokyo, Osaka, and Kyoto

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There are several ways to get from Tokyo to Tamba Sasayama, including the Shinkansen and airplane. We'll introduce the travel time, cost, advantages, and points to note for each option. Find the mode of transportation that best suits your travel style!

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There are roughly three tourist spots in Tamba Sasayama. The "Castle Town Area" is a place where you can enjoy shopping and the old townscape centered around the ruins of Sasayama Castle. The "Tamba-yaki Area" is a place where you can find not only traditional but also stylish and cute pottery. The "Fukusumi Area" faces Kyoto and Osaka and has beautiful farming villages and post towns. Each area is full of things to see, so we recommend taking half a day to a full day to enjoy each one. Also, since each area is far from each other, the best way to get around is by rental car or private car. If you are coming by public transportation, we will check the route for you, so please consult us in advance. In addition to the three areas above, there are stylish shops, galleries, restaurants, etc. scattered all over the city. Please try to find your favorite shop. We will propose a model course that matches your interests and wishes, such as old-style cafes, restaurants, local products, art, crafts, history, and culture. Please consult us when you check in or make a reservation. For best peace of mind, it's a good idea to make reservations in advance for popular restaurants and pottery experiences!

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By train

From Osaka

From JR Osaka Station, get off at Sasayamaguchi on the JR Takarazuka Line or JR Fukuchiyama Line. The tourist spots are a little far from the station, so don't walk, take a bus or taxi! On nice days, we also recommend renting a bicycle. Bus: Take the bus bound for Sasayama Office from the West Exit (left after exiting the ticket gate) > Get off at the Higashiokaya Higashi bus stop and walk for 1 minute Taxis: Available at both the West and East Exits. (We recommend boarding from the East Exit for Enter and Jokamachi) Rental bicycles: https://tourism.sasayama.jp/rental-cycle/

From Tokyo

The usual way to get there is to take the Shinkansen to Shin-Osaka, then head to Sasayamaguchi Station on the JR Takarazuka Line. However, if you enjoy driving or are good at driving, we recommend getting off the Shinkansen at Kyoto and renting a car. (Train fares are a little cheaper, and you can get around to tourist spots more efficiently.) Enjoy your drive to Kameoka in Kyoto Prefecture and Fukuzumi in Tanba Sasayama City, visiting beautiful mountain ranges and stylish old-style cafes!

By car

[From Osaka] (About 60 minutes from Osaka city) Chugoku Expressway Yoshikawa JCT >> Maizuru-Wakasa Expressway Tannan Sasayamaguchi IC >> entr

[From Kobe/Sannomiya] (About 90 minutes from Kobe city) Chugoku Expressway Kobe-Sanda IC Yoshikawa JCT >> Maizuru-Wakasa Expressway Tannan Sasayamaguchi IC >> entr

[From Kyoto] (About 60 minutes from Kyoto city) Route 9 >> Kyoto Jukan Expressway Kameoka IC >> Route 372 >> Entry

By express bus

There is even a direct bus from JR Sasayamaguchi Station to Tokyo (Shinjuku Bus Terminal)!

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Where is Tanba Sasayama? Introducing its attractions

Tamba Sasayama is a tourist spot in Hyogo Prefecture that is full of atmosphere and retains the townscape of the Edo period. There are many attractive tourist spots, such as the ruins of Sasayama Castle, which is counted as one of the 100 most famous castles in Japan, the castle town that has been certified as a traditional buildings preservation district, "Tamba ware" pottery with a history of about 900 years, and the beautiful townscape of the post town facing Kyoto and Osaka.

Guesthouse Enter's surroundings

1 minute walk to Lawson 3 minutes walk to Sundrug supermarket 15 minutes walk to Sasayama Castle ruins 2 minutes drive to Daiso

Find the transportation that suits your travel style!

As mentioned above, there are several ways to travel to Tanba Sasayama, including the Shinkansen, express buses, and airplanes.

If you value comfort and time, we recommend the Shinkansen. If you want to keep costs down and enjoy transfers and the view from the train window, we recommend choosing an airplane.

Find a mode of transportation that suits your itinerary, budget, and travel style, and enjoy.

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There are roughly three tourist spots in Tamba Sasayama. The "Castle Town Area" is a place where you can enjoy shopping and the old townscape centered around the ruins of Sasayama Castle. The "Tamba-yaki Area" is a place where you can find not only traditional but also stylish and cute pottery. The "Fukusumi Area" faces Kyoto and Osaka and has beautiful farming villages and post towns. Each area is full of things to see, so we recommend taking half a day to a full day to enjoy each one. Also, since each area is far from each other, the best way to get around is by rental car or private car. If you are coming by public transportation, we will check the route for you, so please consult us in advance. In addition to the three areas above, there are stylish shops, galleries, restaurants, etc. scattered all over the city. Please try to find your favorite shop. We will propose a model course that matches your interests and wishes, such as old-style cafes, restaurants, local products, art, crafts, history, and culture. Please consult us when you check in or make a reservation. For best peace of mind, it's a good idea to make reservations in advance for popular restaurants and pottery experiences!

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