Tochigi » Nasukarasuyama, Nakagawa Town (Tochigi)
The Nasu-Karasuyama/Nakagawa area is famous for its "Kanko Yana" (sightseeing yana) in summer, when ayu fish are caught. The area is rich in nature, including the 65-meter-wide, 20-meter-high Ryumon-no-taki Waterfall over the Egawa River.
Nasu Karasuyama and Nakagawa are home to tourist attractions such as Ryumon Falls, Yamaage Kaikan, Karasu Castle Hot Springs, Nasu Karasuyama City Ryumon Furusato Folk Art Museum, Hochoji Temple, Nakagawa Town Hiroshige Matou Museum, Kazuo Iwamura Picture Book Hill Museum, Another Art Museum, Washiko Yamagami Shrine, and Kentsokuji Temple.
Local delicacies such as soba (buckwheat noodles), strawberries, and sweetfish dishes are also recommended.
In the Ose area, the most scenic spot along the Naka River, one of the largest "sightseeing canneries" in Naka River is built from July to October, where visitors can try their hand at cannery fishing. At the restaurant, you can enjoy grilled sweetfish, set meals with plenty of sweetfish, and other ...»
The museum houses a total of 94 prints and paintings by Utagawa Hiroshige, as well as works by Kobayashi Seichika, Kawamura Kiyoo, Tokutomi Soho, and others, and approximately 4,500 related materials. In particular, the museum owns more than 40 original paintings known as "Tendo Hiroshige," which is...»
A ranch where Jersey cows graze in the forest. Jersey cows are rare cows that account for less than 1% of all dairy cows in Japan. Grass-fed butter from cows raised on pastureland that eat green grass changes its flavor with the seasons: bright yellow and aromatic in spring and fall, and thick, whit...»