Culture
Welcome to Nikko! Nikko, located in the northwest corner of Tochigi Prefecture, is known for its picturesque beauty, and was ...
Utsunomiya, city of festivals, gyoza, cocktails, ohya stone, blossoms and romance is best experienced on foot or by bicycle. ...
Ōya is one of the most scenic villages I have visited during a decade of living in Japan. The town is surrounded by man-made ...
Ashikaga is a small city nestled in the mountains of southern Tochigi prefecture, roughly 70 km from Tokyo. The gentle heart ...
Nasu-Shiobara surrounds the Mount Nasudake region in northern Tochigi, an active volcano which is part of the Nikko National ...
Nasu is a town in Japan’s Kantō region, northeast of Tokyo. It sits at the foot of Mount Nasu, a group of volcanoes in the Ni...
Katsujo Soho and Fujinuma Noboru are Living National Treasures in the bamboo craft realm, and they both live in Tochigi Prefe...
Mashikoyaki, or Mashiko ware, is one of Japan's most famous pottery types. A special event at the Mashiko Museum of Ceramic A...
A special exhibition taking place at the Tochigi Prefectural Museum of Art looks into the trends and history of nanga through...
Close to Utsunomiya station in Japan's Tochigi prefecture, Krung Thep is an affordable Thai restaurant serving tasty food in ...
Onwa is bright, decorated sparsely with framed certificates and fresh flowers, good for adventurous meat lovers who can cook ...
Yuba is a delicious food famously coming from Nikko in Tochigi Prefecture. Yuba is tasty, healthy, and can be cooked in a see...
Japan's rich and famous head to the cooler highland areas in the summer, and one of the best known is Nasu Kogen. Even the im...
Tucked away in Nikko’s Kuriyama region is a small Minshuku village surrounded by mountains, rivers and small farms. This is a...
Diners at Naqua's Epinard Nasu resort will find a range of delicacies made with delicious local products.
Nasunogahara is a huge park with dozens of things to do and see. There is even a particularly nice campsite in the park. Ide...
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The Takino Kodo is an old stone paved pathway in Nikko, Tochigi Prefecture, that leads to Takino Shrine. Lined with Japanese ...
The Bandai Museum in Mibu, Tochigi is a wonderland of toys - from Gundam to Sailor Moon to Pre-War era playthings.