Nasu Travel Virtual Tours Simple travel guide to things to do, eat, and see in Nasu, Japan

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You can enjoy Nasu like a repeat visitor, even on your first trip.

How to Use This Site

このサイトの活用方法

“Nasu Sightseeing Virtual Tours” is a personal guide site with these features:
· You can search Nasu spots by what you want to do.
· It shows many photos taken on real visits.
· It works on smartphones and supports many languages.
This page explains four key points for using the site easily.

▼ Main Ways to Use This Site
1. View sightseeing spots like a virtual tour

We introduce Nasu spots in seven categories: Eat, Café, Play, See, Shop, Stay, and Useful.
We use many photos and provide real information that guidebooks often do not show in detail. Please use this when you plan your trip.

Contents by purpose / Contents in Japanese syllabary order

2. See recommended tour plans

I, Kaori, introduce tour plans that I recommend.
I combine Nasu spots and restaurants into routes with an easy and smooth order of visits.
You can follow these plans as they are, so please use them as a reference.

Recommended sightseeing plans

3. Use the site easily on smartphones

You can quickly check information on your smartphone.
We use bold text so that it is easy to read on site, and you can use the pages actively while you travel.
The site links to Google Maps route search, so you can start navigation directly to spots that interest you.

4. Use automatic translation into 16 languages

The site supports automatic translation into the 16 languages listed below*.

  • Japanese
  • English
  • French (Français)
  • Italian (Italiano)
  • German (Deutsch)
  • Spanish (Español)
  • Chinese (Simplified)
  • Korean
  • Chinese (Traditional, Taiwan)
  • Portuguese
  • Thai
  • Russian
  • Vietnamese
  • Filipino
  • Hindi
  • Arabic

For translation from Japanese into each language, we use automatic neural real-time translation by GTranslate.
Links for business hours and other details (“More Info.”) also open in a new window, translated automatically by Google Translate.

*Here, “automatic translation” does not mean publishing separate machine-translated sites for each language.
The system automatically translates this site, creates language subfolders such as /en/, and adds them to the URL.
Each language version is published as a website and is indexed in Google search results.

▼ Tips to Use This Site More Conveniently

★ You can feel as if you have visited Nasu many times

If you use the information on this site, you can act as if you have visited Nasu many times.
When you combine it with Google Maps route search on your smartphone, you can also travel on routes that mainly local people use.

Google Maps also has a function to avoid traffic jams, so you can enjoy sightseeing even during busy seasons.

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