Things to do in Tamano

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Photo by Yukiko Matsuoka

Tamano Attractions

There's something enchanting about smaller cities. Whether you're going to Tamano for a weekend getaway or you're staying a little longer, you'll quickly fall in love with this destination. In fact, with so many wonderful things to do and impressive attractions to enjoy, you might never want to go home!

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What to do in Tamano

Free Things to Do in Tamano

Heading to Tamano on a budget? The following can be seen for zip.

Tamanono Museum - Chock-full of intriguing objects and exhibits, this gallery is heaven for minds that burn with curiosity.

Taihachimangu Shrine - Do some soul searching or just get lost in the tranquil ambiance at this sacred place.

Shibukawa Beach - Devour a great book or enjoy a podcast while you're soaking up those rays.

Miyama Park - Whether you know your peonies from poppies, you're certain to find beauty in this gorgeous display.

Things to Do in Tamano with Kids

You'll find loads of fun things to do with your kids in and around Tamano. Keep the gang happy with our family friendly experiences.

 

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What can you do in Tamano for free?
Your getaway in Tamano needn’t cost a bundle with free things like these to discover:

  • Uno Port
  • Miyama Park
  • Shibukawa Beach
  • Tamanono Museum

Discover the most popular places to visit in Tamano

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Uno Port

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Explore the waterfront in Tamano with a trip to Uno Port. Wander the gardens and seaside in the area.

Uno Port
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Omocha Okoku

Bring your family to Omocha Okoku and have a fun-filled day at this theme park in Tamano. While you're in the area, stroll along the seaside.

Omocha Okoku
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Shibukawa Beach

Why not spend a carefree afternoon at Shibukawa Beach during your travels in Tamano? Stroll along the marina or visit the temples while you're in the area.

Shibukawa Beach
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Tamano Bicycle Racetrack

Catch an event at Tamano Bicycle Racetrack during your trip to Tamano. Wander the gardens and seaside in the area.

Tamano Bicycle Racetrack
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Ojigatake Observatory

Learn about the local history of Tamano with a stop at Ojigatake Observatory. While you're in the area, stroll along the seaside.

Ojigatake Observatory
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Shibukawa Zoo

Why not meet the animals who live at Shibukawa Zoo during your travels in Tamano? While you're in the area, stroll along the seaside.

Shibukawa Zoo
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Desaki Dog Beach

If a restful vacation is part of your travel plans, Desaki Dog Beach might be the perfect place to seek out during your trip to Tamano. Wander the gardens and marina while you're in the area.

Desaki Dog Beach
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Tamano City Maritime Museum

You can enjoy some culture when you stop by Tamano City Maritime Museum in Tamano. Stroll along the seaside or visit the shops in the area.

Tamano City Maritime Museum
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Tamanono Museum

You can enjoy some culture when you stop by Tamanono Museum in Uno. Wander the gardens and seaside in the area.

Tamanono Museum

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