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Tochigi
Discover Nikko's cultural heritage and more
Things to do in Tochigi
Around Tochigi
Tochigi Top 10
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![Utsunomiya – Home of Oya Stone]( "Utsunomiya – Home of Oya Stone")
1Utsunomiya – Home of Oya Stone
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![Ashikaga Orihime Shrine]( "Ashikaga Orihime Shrine")
2Ashikaga Orihime Shrine
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![Nasu Rindo Lake View]( "Nasu Rindo Lake View")
3Nasu Rindo Lake View
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![Glamping at Romantic-Mura]( "Glamping at Romantic-Mura")
4Glamping at Romantic-Mura
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![A Visit to Tamozawa Imperial Villa]( "A Visit to Tamozawa Imperial Villa")
5A Visit to Tamozawa Imperial Villa
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![Akechidaira Ropeway]( "Akechidaira Ropeway")
6Akechidaira Ropeway
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![Bell Sakura no Yu Onsen]( "Bell Sakura no Yu Onsen")
7Bell Sakura no Yu Onsen
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![Yuba Soba at Lake Chuzenji]( "Yuba Soba at Lake Chuzenji")
8Yuba Soba at Lake Chuzenji
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![Early Morning on Lake Yunoko]( "Early Morning on Lake Yunoko")
9Early Morning on Lake Yunoko
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![Meiso no Mori]( "Meiso no Mori")
10Meiso no Mori
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![Wisteria at Ashikaga Flower Park]( "Wisteria at Ashikaga Flower Park")
1Wisteria at Ashikaga Flower Park
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![Nikko: A Winter Wonderland]( "Nikko: A Winter Wonderland")
2Nikko: A Winter Wonderland
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![Yunishigawa Kamakura Festival]( "Yunishigawa Kamakura Festival")
3Yunishigawa Kamakura Festival
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![Toshogu Shrine Sacred Carvings]( "Toshogu Shrine Sacred Carvings")
4Toshogu Shrine Sacred Carvings
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![Ashikaga Flower Park Illumination]( "Ashikaga Flower Park Illumination")
5Ashikaga Flower Park Illumination
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![Early Morning on Lake Yunoko]( "Early Morning on Lake Yunoko")
6Early Morning on Lake Yunoko
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![Ashikaga Flower Park in May - Part 1]( "Ashikaga Flower Park in May - Part 1")
7Ashikaga Flower Park in May - Part 1
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![The Largest Alpaca Farm in Japan]( "The Largest Alpaca Farm in Japan")
8The Largest Alpaca Farm in Japan
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![Dragon Art Kousyuuya]( "Dragon Art Kousyuuya")
9Dragon Art Kousyuuya
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![1,000 Samurai Procession in Nikko]( "1,000 Samurai Procession in Nikko")
101,000 Samurai Procession in Nikko
Nikko
Upcoming Tochigi Events
Culture
Yunishigawa Kamakura Festival
Each winter, the small onsen town of Yunishigawa, in Tochigi's Nikko area, transforms into a winter wonderland with hundreds..
Exciting Yatai Matsuri Festival
Yatai Matsuri is a festival in Otawara,Tochigi prefecture, held in April every year. It's full of color and fun and the t..
Shopping
Mashiko Pottery Festival
Be dazzled with the beauty and variety of handmade wares artfully displayed and for sale in Mashiko during their bi-annual festival...
Where to eat in Tochigi
Japanese
Yuba: Nikko's Local Delicacy
Todd WojnowskiYuba is a delicious food famously coming from Nikko in Tochigi Prefecture. Yuba is tasty, healthy, and can be cooked in a seemingly..
Japanese
Nikko’s Unagi Restaurant Sawamoto
Tomoko KamishimaThere is an excellent restaurant specializing in eel in Nikko called Sawamoto. In fact, their broiled eel is the best I have ever..
Places to stay in Tochigi
Accommodation
Tree House Camping in Tochigi
Brittany RockPerfect for a romantic getaway, for families, or for large groups, this campsite has something for everyone! This remote location..
Onsen
Kaniyu Onsen Oku-Nikko
Brittany RockIf you are looking for a unique experience in an exceptional setting, look no further than Kaniyu Onsen. This ryokan hidden deep..
Western
Okunikko Kougen Hotel: Yumoto Onsen
Todd WojnowskiThe Okunikko Kougen Hotel is an excellent option in Yumoto Onsen for those visiting Nikko or Tochigi Prefecture. The food, service..
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Culture
Utsunomiya – Home of Oya Stone
Lisa WallinUtsunomiya is home to Oya stone, a rock made of underwater volcanic debris. Its distinctive qualities and color made it a favorite..
Culture
Meiso no Mori
Sleiman AziziJapan is home to many spiritual retreats. Meiso no Mori is one such retreat in Tochigi Prefecture. Based on the Naikanho method..
Culture
Ashikaga Orihime Shrine
Yonatan FriisAshikaga Orihime Shrine is dedicated to the Shinto diety Orihime. The current shrine was built in 1937.