Discover Obama

The coastal city of Obama boasts a wealth of Japanese Shinto shrines and Buddhist temples, making it an ideal destination for travelers seeking a peaceful and spiritual experience. Visit the tranquil Myotsuji Temple with its elegant pagoda and manicured gardens, or take in sweeping views of Wakasa Bay from the ruins of Obama Castle. For an unforgettable adventure, embark on a boat ride to explore the Sotomo caves, cliffs, and unique rock formations. Immerse yourself in the history and natural beauty of Obama for a truly memorable Japanese getaway.

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Getting around Obama

The easiest way around Obama is by car, since many of the major sights and attractions are not accessible by public transportation. If you decide to rent a car, it is advised to do so from one of the bigger cities in the vicinity. You can check-out our listings for car rentals nearby, in the FAQ menu below. 

Getting to Obama

How long to stay in Obama

We recommend staying here for about one day. 
 

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Day trips from Obama

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Distance, km: 48.89

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Distance, km: 50.47

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Distance, km: 55.02

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Distance, km: 68.20

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