栃木県 · Tourism
Kegon no Taki
日光市 県北
A drop of 97 metres. The monk Shodo is said to have found it, and it served as a place of ascetic practice.
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栃木県 · Tourism
日光市 県北
A drop of 97 metres. The monk Shodo is said to have found it, and it served as a place of ascetic practice.
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宇都宮市 県央
A worked-out Oya stone quarry. The sheer size of the underground space is itself the object of awe.
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日光市 県北
A drop of 97 metres, one of the three great waterfalls of Japan. The water of Lake Chuzenji falls here.
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日光市 県北
Inns line the gorge. It was once open only to daimyo and monks.
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日光市 県北
Formed when an eruption of Mount Nantai dammed the valley. It lies at 1,269 metres.
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宇都宮市 県央
A vast underground quarry. It averages 8 degrees year round and is used as a film location.
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足利市 県南
A great wisteria 160 years old, known for its evening illumination.
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益子町 県東
Five hundred stalls in spring and autumn. The town became known when Hamada Shoji settled here.
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那須町 県北
A highland with an imperial villa, looking out on the fumes of Mount Chausu.
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日光市 県北
A marsh where the gods are said to have fought. Boardwalks run across it.
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日光市 県北
A sulphur spring said to have been found by the monk Shodo, who opened Nikko.
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宇都宮市 県央
Repatriates brought the taste back from Manchuria. The city competes for the top spot in national consumption.
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栃木市 県南
It prospered on river traffic along the Uzuma. Black-lacquered merchant storehouses line the street.
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鹿沼市 県央
Carved floats face one another and compete in music, in a contest called buttsuke.
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高崎市 西毛
The Tago stele, one of the three great ancient monuments of Japan. As part of the Kozuke Sanpi it is inscribed on the UNESCO Memory of the World regis…
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富岡市 西毛
A government-run mechanised silk mill. The reeling plant and the cocoon warehouses are National Treasures.
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草津町 北毛
The largest natural flow of hot spring water in Japan. Wooden troughs cool the water so the mineral flowers can be gathered.
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渋川市 北毛
Three hundred and sixty-five stone steps. A town that grew out of a design for dividing the hot water evenly.
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片品村 北毛
The largest highland marsh on Honshu. You may not step off the boardwalk.
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沼田市 北毛
The water is drawn down into a split in the bedrock. The Niagara of the East.
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みなかみ町 北毛
The headwaters of the Tone river. A base for rafting and for climbing.
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嬬恋村 北毛
At 1,800 metres. Its hydrogen sulphide content is among the highest in Japan.
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高崎市 西毛
Eight in ten daruma made in Japan come from here. The eyebrows are cranes, the moustache a tortoise.
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中之条町 北毛
The name says it cures forty thousand ailments. The original bathhouse at Sekizenkan is among the oldest hot-spring inn buildings in Japan.
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