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Oya History Museum
The gigantic underground cavern, looking like a Roman archaeological site, is the result of 70 years quarrying.
Furumine Shrine
The “birthplace” of Nikko. The shrine of “tengu” quietly standing far up in the mountains.
Nasu Highlands
A resort area where you can enjoy nature just two hours from Tokyo
Shika-no-Yu (Deer Baths)
A communal bath, retaining the atmosphere of a hot springs health resort from 1300 years ago
Heiwa Kannon
A large 27m-tall statue of Kannon carved from a rock face praying for peace in tribute to those who have died in war
Utsunomiya Castle Ruins Park
Utsunomiya Castle, which once gained fame as one of the Seven Famous Castles of the Kanto, has been made into a park
Matsugamine Catholic Church
A church built from Oya stone whose grandly soaring twin spires are beautiful
Utsunomiya Futarayama Shrine
A historic shrine that has been admired by the citizens of Utsunomiya as “a place of the soul”
Ōya-ji Temple
One of Japan’s prominent cave temples whose soaring cliff provides an incredible view
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Ashikaga Flower Park
A flower park famous for its Giant Wisteria Festival
Oya History Museum
The gigantic underground cavern, looking like a Roman archaeological site, is the result of 70 years quarrying.
Nasu Animal Kingdom Tochigi Prefecture
A vast petting zoo where 600 animals live
Nasu Alpaca Farm
A farm raising the world’s friendliest alpacas
Ryuokyo Gorge
The gorge shaped like a writhing dragon is a picturesque scene in Nikko National Park
Furumine Shrine
The “birthplace” of Nikko. The shrine of “tengu” quietly standing far up in the mountains.
Nasu Highlands
A resort area where you can enjoy nature just two hours from Tokyo
Shika-no-Yu (Deer Baths)
A communal bath, retaining the atmosphere of a hot springs health resort from 1300 years ago
Twin Ring Motegi
Enjoy real motor sports with the whole family
Ryuuka (Changing Dragon) Falls
The 3 tiered waterfall resembles a white dragon flying up towards the sky
Heiwa Kannon
A large 27m-tall statue of Kannon carved from a rock face praying for peace in tribute to those who have died in war
Utsunomiya Castle Ruins Park
Utsunomiya Castle, which once gained fame as one of the Seven Famous Castles of the Kanto, has been made into a park
Matsugamine Catholic Church
A church built from Oya stone whose grandly soaring twin spires are beautiful
Orion Street
Sample the local dishes in Utsunomiya’s largest commercial district
Utsunomiya Futarayama Shrine
A historic shrine that has been admired by the citizens of Utsunomiya as “a place of the soul”
Ōya-ji Temple
One of Japan’s prominent cave temples whose soaring cliff provides an incredible view
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