Mashiko Pottery Fair (May & Nov)
Held twice a year (Golden Week and early November), Japan's largest pottery market draws 500+ potters and half a million visitors to Mashiko town for ceramic shopping and kiln tours.
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Held twice a year (Golden Week and early November), Japan's largest pottery market draws 500+ potters and half a million visitors to Mashiko town for ceramic shopping and kiln tours.
Dozens of pick-your-own strawberry farms across Tochigi offer all-you-can-eat sessions (30โ60 min) from November through May โ a beloved winter activity for families and couples.
A remote hot-spring village at 1,478 m deep in the Okunikko mountains โ sulphurous milky-white waters in a setting of snow-capped peaks and pristine highland scenery.
A classic onsen resort town set in a river gorge 40 minutes from Nikko, lined with grand multi-story ryokan whose balconies overlook the rushing Kinugawa rapids โ popular for weekend escapes.
Tochigi is Japan's largest strawberry producing prefecture and home to the premium Tochiotome and Skyberry varieties. Farm-pick experiences run November to May across the prefecture.
One of Japan's most interactive animal parks, where visitors can hand-feed capybaras, walk with alpacas, and watch falconry displays โ a popular family destination in the Nasu highlands.
A remarkable outdoor park near Nikko featuring 1/25-scale replicas of 102 of the world's most famous structures โ from the Eiffel Tower to the Taj Mahal โ in meticulous detail.
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