Tomioka City is 2hours from Tokyo. It's known for its UNESCO World Heritage site Tomioka Silk Mill and its history that helped form Japan's industrialization.
Takasaki City is 50 min from Tokyo. The city center has many shops & hotels and is a convenient travel hub. Takasaki city also includes Mt. Haruna and Lake Haruna, 40 min drive away.
Maebashi City is 70 min from Tokyo. It's quickly becoming an exciting art scene, but it is also home to Mt. Akagi and Lake Onuma, with a lot of nature.
Higashi-Agatsuma Town is known for Ninja, as this is where Ninjas from the Sanada Clan used to do their training. Visit and learn more about Ninja culture and explore the beautiful Agatsuma gorge and try the e-bike rail.
Yunishigawa and Oku-Kinu are deep in Nikko National Park, where the Hike clan escaped in the 12th century. It has interesting culture & excellent onsen hot springs.
Tochigi City is 1 hour north of Tokyo and is a popular destination on the way to Nikko or Ashikaga. Visitors can enjoy many traditional Edo period activities here.
Mibu Town is popular with families with young kids who visit the Mibu Toy Museum and anime fans who visit the Bandai Museum to see Gandam. It is convenient stop if you are driving.
Nakagawa Town is a cozy riverside town 2.5hours north of Tokyo with a ukiyo-e museum, pottery culture (Koisago-yaki), an onsen, and Iizuka-tei hotel. It's a great place to experience the Japanese countryside.
Nasu-Karasuyama City is a small city in Tochigi prefecture known for the Yamaage festival, Ryumon Falls, Washi paper and its award-winning cave sake brewery.
Kinugawa Onsen and Kawaji Onsen are popular onsen (hot spring) areas 2hours from Tokyo. Why not relax in a hot spring at one of the many Ryokans with hot springs?
Motegi Town is around 2.5-3 hours from Tokyo. It's famous for Mobility Resort Motegi (formerly known as Twin Ring Motegi), Honda Collection Hall and the Mitsumata Flowers, but Motegi also has so much more!