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Jul 28, 2020 · Things to Do in Nasushiobara, Japan: See Tripadvisor's 5,860 traveler reviews and photos of Nasushiobara tourist attractions. Find what to do today, this weekend, or in September. We have reviews of the best places to see in Nasushiobara. Visit top-rated & must-see attractions.
Nasushiobara: Rural and relaxing but lots to do at the same time. Nasu-Shiobara surrounds the Mount Nasudake region in northern Tochigi, an active volcano which is part of the Nikko National Park.
- Taste The World’S Best Strawberries at Nasu Kogen Strawberry Forest Farm
- Get Your Daily Dose of Cuteness at The Nasu Alpaca Farm
- Have A Relaxed Morning at Belle Fleur Cafe & Bakery
- Take in The Views and The Magnificent Nature at Yahata Park
- Indulge in Japanese Nostalgia at The Rickshaw & Showa Retro Museum
- Get Closer to Wild Animals Than Ever Before at The Nasu Safari Park
- Try Out Snowshoeing at The Nasu Heisei-No-Mori Park
- Enjoy Incredible Italian with The Chance of A Royal Visit at Gioia Mia Nasu
- Thank The Onsen God For His Hard Work at Nasu Yuzen Shrine
- Other Top Things to Do in Nasu I Didn’T Quite Have Time to Fit In…
Ok – let’s start with the most obvious one. Literally, ask any Japanese person, and they will quickly tell you than Tochigi is not only Japan’s largest producer of strawberries but also where you will find the absolute best strawberries in Japan (I would argue the world). Thanks to the perfect environment and climate provided in Tochigi Prefecture ...
It wouldn’t be a holiday in Japan without a dose of kawaii, the cuteness culture and aesthetic so popular in Japanese popular culture. And what then, could be cuter than the 360 friendly alpacas at the Nasu Alpaca Farm wandering around, looking at you longingly with their big eyes and just begging to be taken home. For those unfamiliar with these f...
Away from the chaotic Tokyoand with plenty of fresh air, Nasu invites lazy mornings and a slower pace of life – and what better way to embrace the local lifestyle than relaxing in a cozy cafe with a delicious coffee and delectable sweets. While Nasu is spoiled for choice when it comes to cafes, you just have to check out Belle Fleur Cafe with its c...
Undoubtedly, one of the best places in Nasu to get a panoramic view and a taste of that fresh mountain air. For the best experience at Yahata Park, you should time your visit for mid-May to mid-June when over 200,000 pink blossoms of azaleas shoot up almost overnight, creating a magical and contrasting wonderland against the blue sky. The Yahata Pa...
Ok, full disclosure: this place is intense and bizarre, and would probably not be too worthy of a visit for English speakers except for the masterful, energetic and unforgettable owner who personally curated all of the exhibits here after decades of collecting—well, everything? Here is your chance to try traditional Pachinko (before it was co-opted...
I promised there would be more animal things to do in Nasu, and if you haven’t had enough kawaiiyet, then you must visit the Nasu Safari Park. In true Japanese fashion, this place is a little bit zany with buses dressed up as tigers and lions. It’s weird — but it all works and makes the Nasu Safari Park is one of the most popular attractions in Nas...
One of the biggest drawcards of Nasu is the nature on offer here, which every year the Emperor of Japan comes to enjoy. No longer wanting to keep the unspoiled nature of the Nasu Imperial Villa all to himself, in 2008 the 560 nectar Nasu Heisei-no-Mori Forest was transferred to the general public, so that people might better reconnect with the natu...
For years I have claimed the only decent Italian food outside of Italy is in Buenos Aires and New York, but after dining at Gioia Mia Italian Restaurant – I am going to have to add Nasu to that list. Think I’m kidding? Gioia Mia has been in operation for over 20 years and earned many accolades, including being one of the Top 100 restaurants in Japa...
Just like Kyoto has its famous fox shrine, Nasu has its famous Nasu-yuzen-jinja Shrine dedicated to the god of the Onsen. Built-in 630 after being discovered by a hunter who came across the natural warm hot springs in the Nasu area and wanted to give thanks to the Onsen God. Serene and peaceful, nestled in amongst the old forest with plenty of phot...
Nasu Japan is a big place – and there is so much more to do here than you would think. As I’ve already shown, Nasu is much, much more than just the best hot springs near Tokyo – but in case you have more time, or you’re just looking for something more, here are the other top things to do in Nasu Japan I could not quite fit in. I don’t have photos o...
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There are great many things to do in Japan, and so are in Nasushiobara. Nestled in the heart of Japan’s Tochigi Prefecture lies a hidden gem waiting to be explored – Nasushiobara. From the magnetic allure of the sprawling natural beauty surrounding it to an abundance of cultural and recreational activities, Nasushiobara beckons both the ...
Nasu-Shiobara. Resort area with hiking trails and hot springs. ★★★★★. 3.2 (77) #117 of 208 most visited in Japan. Intro. Attractions. Get There. Nasu-Shiobara (那須塩原) is the area around Mount Nasudake, an active volcano in the northernmost corner of Tochigi Prefecture.
Oct 19, 2014 · Nasushiobara is one of the places where the Imperial family has a villa, coming here to relax and get away from the hustle of the city. Nasu and the surrounding area has so much to see and do. It is especially stunning in autumn with the colors of the foliage, but the views are amazing all year round. There are many hiking trails and lots of ...
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