Tochigi Prefecture
Travel Guide
Destinations / Tochigi Prefecture
Where Nature Becomes an Experience
Tochigi Prefecture is located North of Tokyo between the Tohoku region and Tokyo with Gunma on its west, Ibaraki on its east, and Saitama Prefecture on its south.
It is home to UNESCO-listed Nikko and the Nasu mountains offering many nature & culture activities as well as relaxing Onsens (hot-springs). It is also home to the artisan pottery town of Mashiko and beautiful Ashikaga Flower Park in Ashikaga. There are also many breweries that offer an authentic Japanese vibe.
Explore 'Towns & Cities' in Tochigi Prefecture
Nikko Area
Yunishigawa & Oku-Kinu
Kinugawa Onsen & Kawaji Onsen
Nikko (Central Nikko Area)
Oku-Nikko
Nasu Area
Nasu-Shiobara City
Nasu Town
Mahsiko Karasuyama Area
Mashiko Town
Nakagawa Town
Nasu-Karasuyama City
Motegi Town
Ashikaga Oyama Area
Sano City
Oyama City
Tochigi City
Ashikaga City
Utsunomiya Area
Kanuma City
Mibu Town
Utsunomiya City
Travel Ideas
Experience Water's blessing and Wellness
Experience Tochigi's countryside and culture
Enjoy a day out in Mashiko pottery town!
Two-Days in Mashiko Enjoy the countryside!
Experience the road to Nikko
Supporting local community in Nasu-Shiobara
Tour Operators & Travel Planners
What to Enjoy
Yagan Railway
Discover the hidden gems of Tochigi with the Yagan Railway. Hike through the stunning Ryuokyo Gorge, indulge in the famous onsen of Kawaji, Yunishigawa, and Shiobara, and be mesmerized by the ever-changing vistas from your train window.
Pottery Shop TOKO
Find a story in every piece. TOKO fills its atmospheric shop with famed Mashiko pottery and curated Japanese lifestyle items. Enjoy a evolving collection, thanks to the twenty-four exhibitions a year.
Kimono Rental COCON NIKKO
Want to make your Nikko visit unforgettable? Discover COCON NIKKO, where you can explore the World Heritage sites in a beautiful Kimono. Our friendly staff will help you choose and wear it, creating a truly special day.
Katayama Sake Brewery
Katayama Sake Brewery is a very small, family-run sake brewery founded in 1879. Located near Watanabesahei in Imaichi, Nikko, it has a brewery shop to buy sake. Every drop of sake is gently made by hand, with the sake-pressing process alone taking three days!
Tonoike Sake Brewery
Established more than 80 years ago, Tonoike Sake Brewery is a traditional Sake brewery popular with overseas visitors. Visitors can drop by or book a tasting tour.
(Open 365 days)
Akechidaira Ropeway
Enjoy breathtaking views of Chuzenji Lake, Kegon Falls, and Mount Nantai.
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Where to Stay
Sansuikaku (Ryokan)
Indulge in luxury and Japanese tradition at a high-end Japanese inn near the Nasu Imperial Villa. Immerse in their healing hot spring with 1,400 years of history. Read more to create cherished memories and experience a heartwarming stay!
Kanahan (Ryokan)
Make your stay in Japan special. Visit this family-run ryokan with a history since the Edo period. Its been carefully renovated keeping the original building and feel. Some meals on the menu were even created based on old documents from Edo-period. (Baths are all private)
Akasawa Onsen Ryokan
Visit our cosy Onsen (hot spring) Inn with friendly cats. From newly refurbished western style rooms to traditional tatami rooms as well as glamping & cabin stays. Vegan and vegetarian meal options are available. Groups are also welcome. Ask about optional tours to Aizu.
Hatcho-no-yu
Located in Nikko National Park, ‘Haccho no Yu’ is said to be the last hidden hot spring near Tokyo. At an altitude of 1,400 meters, surrounded by wildlife, enjoy our locally sourced meal and open-air baths beside a waterfall. Our winter snow activities are also highly recommended.
Iizukatei Hotel
Discover Japan at Iizukatei, a 200-year-old cultural heritage property turned hotel. Enjoy the beautiful architecture and spacious rooms. Rooms are well-equipped with ample amenities, a full bathtub, and cooking facilities. Meet locals, savor seasonal dishes, and relax in the Japanese countryside.
Nikko Kanaya Hotel
Welcoming overseas VIPs for the last 150 years. Come immerse in our rich heritage amidst Nikko’s majestic landscapes. UNESCO World Heritage sites are very close.
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