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This is a project in which 6 people living abroad serve as Tochigi Prefecture's official "Tochigi Ambassadors" for one year to promote the attractions of Tochigi Prefecture.
Tourist information about Tochigi prefecture!
World Heritage Site:Shrines and Temples of Nikko
Nikkō Tōshō-gū Shinto Shrine, Nikkozan Rinnoji Temple, and Nikko Futarasan jinja Shinto Shrine are part of The Shrines and Temples of Nikko, which is a recognized World Heritage Site. This site comprises a total of 103 historic buildings, including 9 national treasures, 94 important Cultural Properties.
Ashikaga Flower Park
Ashikaga Flower Park is a garden where flowers bloom in every season. In particular, the "Miracle Wisteria," which is over 150 years old and was selected as one of CNN travel's "10 Dream Destinations in the World (2014)," and "the garden of illuminated flowers" in winter, which was selected as one of Japan's top three illuminations, are must-sees.
Onsen (Hot Springs)
Tochigi Prefecture is rich in high-quality hot springs, especially in the Nikko area, including Kinugawa, Nikko, and Yunishigawa, and the Nasu area, including Shiobara, Nasu, and Itamuro. How about a trip to Tochigi Prefecture to enjoy the hot springs and local cuisine while being embraced by the magnificent nature?
Sessho-seki (Killing Stone)
In a scenic location where rocks spread over a bleak, desolate land is the “Sessho-seki”. The name is derived from the legend that a fox-ghost in the stone was responsible for killing beasts coming into the area. Many tourists stop here for its stunning location， situated near the onsen city, with a walking path to an observatory.
Oya History Museum
At this museum, you can learn about the history of the mining of "Ohya stone," a famous product of Tochigi Prefecture. The ruins of the underground mining site, which is 30 meters deep and covers an area of 20,000 square meters, create a solemn atmosphere. It is also a place that is often used for filming music videos.
Lake Chuzenji
Lake Chuzenji is one of the highest lakes in Japan, and in the old days it was said that the Ministry of Foreign Affairs would move to Nikko in the summer, as it was a popular summer resort for embassies and diplomats. The lake is also famous for its fresh greenery and autumn foliage, and water activities such as SUP are also popular.
Kuranomachi Pleasure Boat
On the Kuranomachi Pleasure Boat, which reproduces the shipping of the Edo era, you can enjoy the emotional cityscape of Kurano from the surface of the Uzuma River that flows through the city. On the ship, a boatman will guide you through the history of Tochigi City and Uzuma River with skillful rod handling.
Wakayama Farm
Wakayama Farm has the largest area of bamboo forest in Japan. You can enjoy an extraordinary experience such as walking around and having matcha tea in the bamboo forest as far as the eye can see. The bamboo forest is illuminated at night, so why not take some magical photos while playing with the bamboo and light?
Mobility Resort Motegi
This mobility theme park has an international circuit track. In addition to motorsports, visitors can enjoy activities that exploit the vast expanse of nature. There is also a campground and hotel where glamping is available, so families can spend the whole day together.
Edo Wonderland, Nikko Edomura
Edo is the former name of Tokyo, which was used until the 19th century. At Nikko Edomura, visitors can experience firsthand the culture of the Edo period through the recreation of an Edo period streetscape, interaction with Edo people, experiential events, theatrical performances, and more.
Tochigi is a good place for sightseeing
Tourist information about Tochigi prefecture
Tochigi is blessed with rich nature such as Nikko National Park and Mount Nantai.It also has important historical and cultural heritage.Every year many visitors come to Tochigi to enjoy its nature and historical site.The area in Nikko City surrounding Toshogu Shrine, Rinnoji Temple, and Futarasan Shrine were registered as the 10th World Heritage Site in December 1999.The breathtaking scene of nature surrounding these structures make it a major sightseeing spot known around the world.In addition, 390 year old Japanese Cedars (12,500 in total) line the Nikko Cedar Avenue for roughly 37 km, making it the longest tree lined avenue in the world. Japan’s oldest college, the Ashikaga School, as well as traditional towns like Tochigi City, are also part of the prefecture’s rich heritage.The Japan Cup, Asia’s top cycle road race,takes place each year in Utsunomiya, and both locals and people from around the world come to enjoy the race as well as tochigi’s festivals and fireworks.
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Products of Tochigi prefecture
This section introduces hometown specialties nurtured by the long history and traditions of Tochigi Prefecture, as well as processed foods and other types of foods that make use of Tochigi Prefecture's ingredients.
Agricultural products of Tochigi prefecture
This section introduces some delicious agricultural products grown in the rich soil of Tochigi Prefecture. In Tochigi Prefecture, many kinds of agricultural products are produced, and the agricultural output value is the ninth largest in Japan.
