Nasu Sosui Park
A park where you can see the old intake works of the Nasu canal, which watered the Nasunogahara plain.
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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.
A poppy field at Kitsuregawa in Sakura. Some three million flowers bloom from early May to early June.
An outlet mall in Sano with about 180 Japanese and international shops.
A garden in Nasu, laying out a pond and a copse across 28,000 square metres.
The site of a late Kamakura period castle in Utsunomiya, designated a national historic site.
A hands-on centre at the Tobiyama castle site, laid out as a historical park in 2005.
A boat run down the Kinugawa gorge, passing close to the strange rocks on both banks.
A 400,000-square-metre centre in Kanuma dealing in garden trees and plants, satsuki azaleas above all.
A soba restaurant at Izuru in Tochigi City, whose dipping broth is made from stock drawn without heat.
A large colony of iwauchiwa in the hills of Tomiyama in Nakagawa, known for its scale.
A park in Nakagawa with a museum, a folk museum and a children's ground.
A tunnel tomb in Nakagawa, where a daughter of Taira no Masakado is said to have taken refuge.
A strawberry shop in Oyama, selling morning-picked fruit in season and frozen strawberry sweets in summer.
A centre in Shimotsuke showing finds from sites across the prefecture, with hands-on learning.
A waterfall and suspension bridge at Shiobara in Nasushiobara, named for the roar of a tiger and a clap of thunder.
A waterfall about 10 metres high at Shiobara in Nasushiobara, the water spreading as it falls over a single slab of rock.
A glamping site in Yaita, each pitch with its own free-flowing open-air bath.
A base facility on the uplands of Yaita, with events through the seasons.