Tochigi Prefectural Archaeological Center
A centre in Shimotsuke showing finds from sites across the prefecture, with hands-on learning.
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A centre in Shimotsuke showing finds from sites across the prefecture, with hands-on learning.
A museum in Oku-Nikko on the nature of the national park and its present condition.
A castle in Takayama. A stone castle moved here from Britain, open inside.
A temple in Kiryu. For a limited season it opens its polished floorboards, which mirror the autumn maples.
A railway theme park in Annaka, showing more than 30 vehicles including those that crossed the Usui Pass.
A nature park in Shibukawa, where you walk a forest raised by hand over many years.
A museum in Ikaho gathering toys and cars of the Showa era.
A park in Isesaki with an amusement area, where a large Ferris wheel looks down on cherry and azalea.
A shrine partway up Mount Myogi in Shimonita, with a large statue of Daikoku.
An aquarium in Kamogawa facing the Pacific, known for keeping orcas.
A museum in Katori showing material on Tadataka Ino, who made the first survey-based map of the whole of Japan.
The first shrine of Shimousa province, in Katori. Head shrine of some 400 Katori shrines and the counterpart of Kashima Jingu.
A science centre in Chiba City, with displays that come at science through everyday things.
An old shrine in Funabashi, formally Ohi Shrine, where a lighthouse tower remains in the grounds.
The first shrine of Kazusa province, in Ichinomiya. Recorded in Heian-period documents, with over 1,200 years of history.
A roadside station in Kyonan using the buildings of a primary school that closed in 2014, just as they were.
The tutelary shrine of Kisarazu, with one of the largest portable shrines in the Kanto region.
An eating house in Kyonan run by the fishermen's cooperative, serving fish just off the boats.
A museum in Katsuura, researching and displaying the natural history of the Boso sea.
The oldest temple in Tokyo, said to date from 628. The main hall stands beyond Kaminarimon and the Nakamise shops.
A museum in Ome in a converted 200-year-old storehouse, showing kimono handed down in the imperial and samurai houses.
A shrine in Bunkyo. Its halls stand on sloping ground, with rows of red torii along the approach.