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Sep 29, 2016 · Things to Do in Tochigi. Check out must-see sights and activities: Kuranomachi Old Town, New Ginger Museum, Historic Walking Areas, Historic Sites. For personalized recommendations, try our AI trip-planning product. Build your trip.
- Ashikaga Flower Park. Witness the sheer vibrancy and beauty of nature at the Ashikaga Flower Park. This park is known for its variety of flowers, including the mesmerizing wisteria which blooms in breathtaking formations.
- Edo Wonderland Nikko Edomura. Step back in time at Edo Wonderland, a theme park that recreates life in the Edo era of Japan. Don’t miss out on traditional games, cultural performances, and a chance to dress up in period-specific attire.
- Tobu World Square. Marvel at the Tobu World Square, where you’ll find miniatures of famous world landmarks. With over 100 replicas that have been painstakingly crafted, it’s a unique place to get a global tour without leaving Tochigi.
- Mobility Resort Motegi. Calling all auto-enthusiasts! Explore the Mobility Resort Motegi, home to the Twin Ring Motegi race circuit. This multifaceted resort offers a variety of motor-related and outdoor activities.
Discover the top things to do in Tochigi, known for Nikko's ancient jewels like the Shinkyo bridge or Toshogu shrine. Find Ashikaga Flower Park, Nikko National Park (inc. Lake Chuzenji, Kegon and Ryuzu falls and Mount Nanta), and the Nasu-Shiobara region here.
- Utsunomiya
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- Honshu
- Kanto
Nestled between the Kanto plain and the central mountains of Japan, Tochigi is an accessible peek into rural and ancient Japan. Nikko is home to some of the country's most magnificent temples and shrines, spread over three complexes. Stop in Utsunomiya for ultra-famous gyoza, or the hot spring resort of Kinugawa Onsen for a dip and a river cruise.
- Nikko Toshogu
- Kegon Falls
- Nasu Ropeway
- Kinugawa River Cruise
- Ashikaga Flower Park
- Edo Wonderland
- Oya History Museum
- Gyoza Hopping
- Mashiko Pottery Town
- Sukkansawa
About two hours from Tokyo by train, you can visit the UNESCO World Heritage Site in Nikko.Nikko is known for historical shrines and rich nature including the Nikko National Park. The city is a popular spot especially for people from the Tokyo area, and more than 12 million people visit the city each year. The number one tourist attraction in Nikko...
There are many waterfalls in Nikko butKegon Falls, located in the Nikko National Park, is the most famous of all and it is beautiful and dynamic at the same time. This waterfall is ranked as one of the three most beautiful waterfalls in Japan. The main fall is about 97 meters in height and there are twelve smaller waterfalls behind and to the sides...
Located in the northernmost part of Tochigi Prefecture, the active volcano Mount Chausu stands as the main peak of Nasu Mountain Range. Mount Chausu with an altitude of 1,915 meters is a very popular hiking spot for its rather easy hiking trails and the beautiful scenery it offers from the top. You can ascend Mount Chausu by foot from the bottom bu...
Kinugawa River Cruise, you can have an interesting boat ride experience in a traditional flat-bottomed, wooden boat down the Kinugawa River. Your guide will be wearing a traditional garb and paddling with an oar. The boat ride will be usually for 40 minutes and travel through mostly undeveloped stretches of the Kinugawa River which is relatively ge...
Ashikaga Flower Parkoriginally opened in 1968, but it was relocated and reopened in Ashikaga City in 1997 with a huge area of 94,000 square meters. The symbol of the park is the Great Wisteria which was uprooted and transplanted from the original place to the relocated place when the tree was 130 years old. Now it is over 150 years old, but the Gre...
Edo Wonderland Nikko Edomurais a cultural theme park that recreates the atmosphere of the Edo Period (1603-1868). The park features museums, theaters, dining places, shops and many other facilities where you can have a firsthand experience of how Japanese people lived during the Edo Period. There are two wax museums, Kodenmacho Jail House and Kira-...
Located in Utsunomiya City, which is the capital of Tochigi Prefecture,Oya History Museumis featuring the history of Oya Stone, created in the vast underground space of the former stone mine with a depth of 30 meters and area of 20,000 square meters. Oya Stone is a soft yet durable volcanic stone which is only found locally. The mine was originally...
The prefectural capital, Utsunomiya, is well known for gyoza, the delicious small meat and/or vegetable dumpling served pan-fried, deep fried or steamed. There are dozens of restaurants specialized in gyoza, and many people come to Utsunomiya to try the tasty gyoza. Gyoza Dori (Gyoza Street) is about a 150 meters street stretching from Akamon Stree...
Mashiko is a pottery town and every year Pottery Market is held and attracts many tourists. Started in 1966 and held twice a year in spring and autumn. It’s a popular market where you can find your treasure that brightens up your table! There are about 250 studios making Mashiko ware and there are some places offering pottery classes. Fuwari is a p...
Sukkansawa River is a hidden gem in Tochigi where you can see beautiful waterfalls alongside. The hiking season is from summer to autumn, but in winter you can see icefalls! A hiking trail starts from Yuhi Bridge, where you can find the map for the route. On this trail you will see three waterfalls. At some spots, the basin of the waterfall is a be...
Here are our picks for the best things to do in Tochigi, Japan! 1. Gorgeous wisteria illumination at Ashikaga Flower Park. Ashikaga Flower Park is the biggest flower park in Tochigi, and it was originally opened in 1968, and later relocated and reopened in Ashikaga City in 1997.
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Sep 29, 2016 · Places to Visit in Tochigi. Kuranomachi Old Town, New Ginger Museum, Historic Walking Areas, Historic Sites. For personalised recommendations, try our AI trip-planning product.
