Tono Holiday Deals

Tono Holiday Package Deals

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Holidays in Tono

Desperate to beat a retreat from the office and cut a little loose? Wishing you were staring at the bottom of a Daiquiri glass rather than that soul-numbing spreadsheet? Tono awaits!

Of course, it's not just the buildings and sights that make up a city — there's also the people who call it home. In this part of Iwate, there's 27,000 of them.

The nation's capital, Tokyo, lies 440 kilometres south of Tono, while Kesen-gun can be found 20 kilometres to the south.

Keep an eye out for fascinating native birds as you sit quietly by the water at Kappabuchi.

Tend to your well-being with a visit to Tsuzuki-ishi and Kappa-buchi. The clear air is sure to reinvigorate your senses.

Delve into the rich heritage of this region through the eye-opening exhibitions and relics at the Tōno Municipal Museum.

Take a journey into the past with a visit to the Chiba Family Magariya and the Yamaguchi Waterwheel. They're fantastic places to get a deeper understanding of Tono's history. If that doesn't satisfy your inner history nerd, continue on to Gohyaku Rakan and the Tōno Folk Village.

You don't need to have faith to explore the Jōken-ji Temple and Yamazaki Konseisama, two sites renowned for their cultural and spiritual value. You can get an even deeper insight into the city's beliefs at Unedorisama Shrine and the Fukusenji Temple.

Memorials come in a range of shapes and sizes, and they often say plenty about the city that constructed them. To learn some more about the area's past events, take a look at the inscription at Denshōen.