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Stroll in Geta: Rent traditional wooden sandals at an inn or tourist information center to enjoy a classic stroll through the town.
Kokeshi Hunting: Have fun searching for the hidden Kokeshi-themed post boxes and telephone booths throughout the streets.
Foot Baths: Use the public foot baths near the station to quickly experience the different qualities of the spring water.
Seasonal Beauty: Plan your visit around the autumn foliage or winter snowscapes for the most breathtaking views.

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Payment

Credit cards and IC cards are accepted at some facilities, but many smaller shops only accept cash. Please carry cash.

Language Support

English signage is available at major tourist spots and information centers, but may be limited in smaller shops.

Reservations

It is highly recommended to book accommodations or specific cultural experiences in advance via phone or online.

Clothing

Wear comfortable shoes for walking. If you plan to use the provided geta, bringing traditional socks (tabi) is a good idea.

Photography

Please respect local etiquette and refrain from photography in prohibited areas, especially at shrines.

Accessibility

The town has many slopes and uneven surfaces; please check routes in advance if using a wheelchair.

Etiquette

Please maintain a quiet and respectful atmosphere in public spaces and shrines.

Stroll in Geta: Rent traditional wooden sandals at an inn or tourist information center to enjoy a classic stroll through the town.
Kokeshi Hunting: Have fun searching for the hidden Kokeshi-themed post boxes and telephone booths throughout the streets.
Foot Baths: Use the public foot baths near the station to quickly experience the different qualities of the spring water.
Seasonal Beauty: Plan your visit around the autumn foliage or winter snowscapes for the most breathtaking views.

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