Tobu World Square
A theme park in Nikko, lining up famous buildings of the world at one twenty-fifth scale.
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A theme park in Nikko, lining up famous buildings of the world at one twenty-fifth scale.
An inn at Kinugawa Onsen, hung with paintings by Yumeji Takehisa, with a Japanese garden leading down to the river.
Rental villas in Nasu: 23 units, with a large hot-spring bath and outdoor cooking facilities.
A Yuki-tsumugi weaving studio in Oyama, where the whole process from spinning to weaving can be seen.
A teahouse near Senjogahara in Oku-Nikko, used as a rest stop on walks.
The tutelary shrine of the Imaichi district of Nikko, an old shrine with a large stone torii.
A Jizo enshrined where the Nikko and Reiheishi highways divide, said by legend to have washed down from Nikko.
A Jodo Shinshu temple in Utsunomiya, the thirteenth of the twenty-four sites tracing Shinran's disciples.
A resort hotel on the Nasu uplands, standing where it looks out over the Nasu range and its foothills.
A park on the site of Kurobane Castle in Otawara, with hydrangeas along the old moat.
An eating house in Nasu, serving both local noodles and wagyu beef.
A water play area along the Watarase River in Ashikaga, open in summer.
A day-use hot spring in Nakagawa, where you bathe watching the sun set behind the Nikko range.
A community centre in Kaminokawa, putting out local information and giving residents a place to gather.
A souvenir hall beside the Ashikaga School and Banna-ji, the starting point for a walk through the town.
A visitor centre in Ashikaga, offering information and bicycle hire.
Bicycle hire for getting around Ashikaga, whose historic sites lie close together.
An inn at Itamuro in Nasushiobara. Inside Nikko National Park, it is meant for rest and recovery.
A monument in Otawara honouring Chika Ozeki, held to be a pioneer of nursing in Japan.
A park where you can see the old intake works of the Nasu canal, which watered the Nasunogahara plain.
A farm restaurant in Nasushiobara, using vegetables from local growers and serving hand-cut noodles.
A fishing pond in the Ryuokyo gorge in Nikko, with a waterside eating house.
A tourist information desk in the Kinugawa and Kawaji hot-spring quarters, with news of what is in season.