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...
Around 30,000 lupine flowers can be enjoyed at the Kanuma City Flower and Tree Center's Spring Hill Lupine Festival, which ru...
Every year on the 5th of May, Mamada no Jagamaita, a rather unique matsuri involving huge 'snakes', is held in Mamada, Tochig...
Santa Hills is a campsite, café and shop in the Nasu district of Tochigi and a popular spot for night illumination in the are...
A shaved ice (kakigori) speciality store in the Oyama area of Tochigi prefecture.
Cat Café Nekomiya off Orion Dori near Tobu Department Store in Utsunomiya, Tochigi Prefecture is for those living downtown or...
Kanto is made up of seven prefectures - Chiba, Gunma, Ibaraki, Kanagawa, Saitama, Tochigi and Tokyo. Each prefecture has its ...
TAOYA Nasu Shiobara is a modern hot spring resort nestled in the leafy valleys of nature-rich Shiobara, part of the Nikko Nat...
Towa Pure Cottages is located just two minutes drive from Nasu Highland Ranch and they offer a variety of accommodation types...
In the spa town of Kinugawa Onsen, close to Nikko in northern Japan's Tochigi prefecture, Kashobou Fukumatsu is a faded but f...
TAOYA Nasu Shiobara is a modern hot spring resort nestled in the leafy valleys of nature-rich Shiobara, part of the Nikko Nat...
A collection of photos taken on the Narabi Jizo River walk in Tochigi, Nikko by Masa Danovitz.
A shaved ice (kakigori) speciality store in the Oyama area of Tochigi prefecture.