Edo Wonderland Nikko Edomura
A theme park in Nikko recreating an Edo townscape, with actors playing townsfolk and samurai.
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A theme park in Nikko recreating an Edo townscape, with actors playing townsfolk and samurai.
A temple in the mountains of Ashikaga, named the prefecture's first scenic site in 1975.
A woodland campsite in Ichikai, with many wild birds and flowers through the seasons.
An Italian restaurant on the Nasu uplands, using local ingredients.
A campsite on the Matsudagawa dam lake in Ashikaga, the most remote spot in the city.
An inn at Kinugawa Onsen, hung with paintings by Yumeji Takehisa, with a Japanese garden leading down to the river.
A Jodo Shinshu temple in Utsunomiya, the thirteenth of the twenty-four sites tracing Shinran's disciples.
A park on the site of Kurobane Castle in Otawara, with hydrangeas along the old moat.
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 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 large colony of iwauchiwa in the hills of Tomiyama in Nakagawa, known for its scale.
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 base facility on the uplands of Yaita, with events through the seasons.
A bamboo farm in Utsunomiya, with bamboo-shoot digging in spring and berry picking in summer.
A lake formed by an eruption of Mount Nantai. It lies at 1,269 metres, with sightseeing boats.
A fishing pond and teahouse in Nikko, with rods and bait for hire.
An eating house on Lake Chuzenji, the lake in front and Mount Nantai behind.
A temple said to have been founded by Shodo Shonin, who opened Mount Nikko. It enshrines a Kannon carved into a living katsura tree.