Top 50 things to do and attractions in Nasushiobara

This zoo is absolutely amazing! The entire place is clean and well-maintained, and all the animals look healthy and full of energy. It’s clear they are very well cared for. There are plenty of small animal feeding shows that kids absolutely love. The on-site restaurants serve delicious food, making it easy to spend the whole day here. Weekdays are less crowded, and even on rainy days, the covered areas are so well designed that the fun never stops! Highly recommend for families.

On the day we went sightseeing in Nikko from Tokyo, we visited this zoo at our daughter’s request to see capybaras. The capybaras were calm, and we all fed them leaves. Some were even soaking in a hot bath. Although we only stayed for about 45 minutes due to time constraints, we were able to see many rare animals. Not only Miss daughter, but the whole members of my client family was happy.

I went here last year and it was terrible. Im not a zoo person in general because I love animals but I was taken here by my cousin. I saw two seals that were in an extremely small area with barely any water; there was just enough for them to submerge their body — not swim. The water looked very murky and green. I also saw what I think was a reindeer. The hooves of the adult reindeer were definitely way too long and needed trimming. It also looked like it was on the semi malnourished side. I was able to see some of its ribs. I'm not a vet or anything but i've always loved animals and I have studied about them through many videos and all I know is none of this felt right to me. I felt very heartbroken for the animals. The kangaroo looked very depressed in the corner and I'm really hoping they let it out at some point every day because that is not a big enclosure at all. Same with the reindeer. I also saw a tiger which I dont have a picture of but I swear, its enclosure was way too small. It kept pacing back and forth repeatedly, and books/videos have told me that usually means the tiger is either stressed, bored or frustrated. I wouldnt want to waste a penny on buying a ticket for this zoo. I personally do NOT want to support this.

This zoo is low quality and perhaps the worst zoo I've been to in Japan for what they charge. Ueno Zoo charges 600¥ and has a way larger variety of animals. We went on a week day, no crowds and STILL could not see the cat show because of full capacity inside? How does this zoo not account for that? There is plenty of surrounding area to provide suitable seating for paying customers, especially on a day with not many people around. Overall, this zoo is expensive for no variety.

Went on a weekend, not very crowded. A hidden spot with little foreign tourists. Great place to bring young children on a family trip. Many attractions to observe the animals up close, with many events held at different timings. Lots of enclosures that allow for visitors to feed the animals for 100 yen. The park is very large and split into 2 parts. The second part visitors can take a free bus or pay to ride a tractor and Chairlift. It would be good to drive there since public transport is scarce.

Great place. They need to update some of the animal enclosures. Some are too small for the animals. The bird show is absolutely amazing! Parking price was a bit crazy. I had a very fun time

Well maintained. Clean and tidy. Could see animals up close. The only blemish was no free parking and ¥1000 paid upfront.

Arriving at 12 and leaving at 5 we were able to do most of the larger rides aswell as the newer indoor attractions. We could get on each coaster in less than 20minutes, some just walk up and get on. They are decent coasters, alittle old so you feel more impact compared to newer tech. Food was good junk food but alittle pricey. Overall a fun trip and nice scenery.

every penny worth. I visited on Summer holiday. Must recommended. I visited USJ, Yomiuri land, but I was tired of waiting in queue. but here my kids enjoyed thoroughly just with few min of Queue. Luckily I got opportunity to see the fire crackers.

Amusement park in a really pretty setting. 8 coaster at this park but only 6 were open for my visit. I did check the schedule beforehand and didn't see any coasters closed, so that was a little but disappointing. Long lines for food at lunchtime due to a few school/college groups. Lots of attractions for everyone to do, including a big wheel, shot tower and double decker carousel. A huge gift shop near the entrance with a few gacha machines too! I bought my tickets in the day at the entrance and didn't queue to get in. So many dogs! Being a dog friendly park, lots of people take advantage of this! So cute. There are also attractions in the park dogs can do, they are well catered for.

Nasu Highland Park is a great park to create experiences like never before that will open the wonderful creative minds of many. The attractions and mazes create a diverse, appealing landscape across many ages! The thrill rides like Big Boom have many elements that create many interesting roller coasters! Although, getting to Nasushiobara by Shinkansen then to the park by an 1:30 hr bus, it is very comfortable and convenient overall! The laser attraction where the deck of cards is, has a laser room that will satisfy the needs of everybody due to the hilarious people that hit the lasers like Audrey Bui and the length of the ride! Have a great day at Nasu Highland Park!!!

Great park in a remote area. Unique and fun rides. Lacks a modern standout ride, but still has some charm with some of its oddities. Like most parks in Japan, the safety routines are over the top, and can hinder operations. Standout attractions would be Big Boom, a oddball coaster with a steep drop and large camelback into a vertical loop. Also has a nice double Decker carousel and a cable driven observation wheel.

I had so much fun at this place! Different kinds of attractions there..I visited there during holiday so the place was jampacked with people. Good to choose unlimited ride if you will go there during weekdays or else you will wait in line for more than an hour. But still I had a very enjoyable day there and hope to visit again soon.

Nasuhai is a little bit chilly because you are on highlands, great view too, other than that you can just easily explore the place in one day, kids will surely benefit the fantasy pass set ticket, they can ride and play all day whichever they want.

The Victorian Era vibes was amazing, you can buy a lot of great souvenirs. Great quality products and overall beautiful pieces of stained glass.

Lovely property that looks like a medieval mansion combined with a church. The beautiful stained glass windows are of course a joy to see. In addition, you can hear an old music box play and a live pipe organ in the church. Stained glass lamp works are also available for purchase.

The ticket does not worth the price. Only similar lamp design displayed. Colorful windows and English style decorations. The shop sells products made with glass and related to the church but does not worth shopping there deliberately. Great spot for shooting outside of the church like other churches. A workshop for glass accessory (requires 40-60min) but the designs are not quite attractive. Overall, not recommended. Felt like a scam for the ticket and travelled by bus for it :( But if you go by car, and have other attractions to go nearby, great place for some pictures.

It's modern stained glass, I was expecting them to be medieval works. The place was on the upper side of the hill, so it took efforts biking there. But the calm athmostphere and some orgel and pipe organ performance do make the place nice to visit.

An old church with stained glass windows. Pipe Organ concert every 30 minutes or so. Also other recitals in crypt. They have various lamps to sell as well.

Very pretty place and definitely worth a look. However Westerners might find it a bit odd that so many Christian religious items, imagery and replicas are used for the sole purpose of admiring and selling stained glass.

Great place to take wedding photos. Also they have a stained glass museum (also a church) that you can visit

We visited Nasu Garden Outlet on a Saturday, and it wasn’t crowded, which was great! There was plenty of parking space, and we were able to park just a few steps from the entrance, making it super convenient. While there weren’t too many shop options, it still had all the well-known brands. Overall, it was a pretty decent experience!

This outlet is great for walking with your pet. I particularly think the Nike store is fantastic for anyone looking for good, cheap sneakers. There are many on the shelves compared to other Nike outlets. The photo posted of the La Boheme restaurant is wonderful, sophisticated atmosphere and very good food.

I love this outlet mall. Because it is one level only, it’s quite big. Prepare to walk for long distances. Besides that, lots of brands and products are available at a very reasonable price. Food selection is also good. To get here, the best option is still by car. If you are a visitor coming to this place can be quite tricky.

The atmosphere is relaxed, with many brands and food products to explore.

While this outlet mall is conveniently located near Nasushiobara Station, international travelers might find it somewhat lacking. The selection of luxury brands is very limited, and even popular brands like Nike have a restricted range on offer. However, the mall is extremely pet-friendly. You can dine with your pets on the terraces of restaurants, and they are allowed inside if you carry them. There’s also plenty of space for dogs to run around freely. That said, the quality and variety of the products might be a bit disappointing, especially if you’re used to shopping at outlets abroad. Overall, Nasu seems more suited for enjoying the great outdoors and local cuisine rather than for shopping.

Really big shopping garden with lot of famous branded outlets, you can find clothes, foods, vegetables and some sweets. also can find rare items for gift like blue berry honey. so it's good visit if you have a extra time like 1-2 hours. price is very reasonable for almost everything

I went there on a free shuttle bus from Nasushiobara station. If you want to get there, try to check it on thr website for the schedule. It snowed the day before I came (on 28th Dec) so snowed all the place. This time every brand is on big sales with many famous brands. Got nice stuffs for my holidays. They also have restaurants and convenience stores in case you are lost in the maze of shopping stores. :)

We just went for a beautiful, short hike up to the Mine no Chaya shelter. Rather than taking the cable car, from the parking lot we went left, and although it is a little steep in some spots, it is quite an easy 40-50 minute hike up to the shelter, and maybe about 30 minutes down. From the shelter you can go left up to the crater, or right and continue on to Mt. Asahi and then Mt. Sanbon-yari, with the full return trip taking about 5 hrs.

Absolutely stunning! Beautiful scenery up on top of the mountain. There’s tons to see on the way up the mountain as well.... amazing local restaurants, shops, museums, and a natural Onsen.

It's like a walking a heaven, even though it requires a bit of physical strength.

It was really beautiful when we visited in autumn. If you want to experience hiking up valley of mountains this definitely recommended

Rocky mountain with strong wind. Reminds me of Mt. Fuji and Mt. Aso

I had unforgettable moments with my friends here

If you like hiking, then you can enjoy it

we really enjoyed this experience. We came with rental car. Better driving ourselves instead of taking the park bus is that we could explore at our own pace while observing and feeding the animals. There are many different types of animals to feed, and getting up close to them is a fantastic experience for both children and elderly people👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

Interacting with animals has always been a special moment for me. But after more than two decades of traveling in Japan, I have yet to visit a place where captive animals seem genuinely happy and fairly treated (zoo, cat cafe, pet shop). Perhaps I have a biased western point of view and I am sure that workers at those parks love taking care of their animals. Nevertheless, the overall experience is often a let down. Sadly the Nasu Safari Park doesn't deviate much from that fact. The theme park aspect is great, the souvenir shop is huge and the staff is super friendly. You can access the safari tour with your own vehicle, with a rental car provided on site (recommended) or by funny buses designed as animals. There is also a restaurant but it was closed so I can't speak of the food. The real downside is that the tour is timed and since all the vehicles are following each other, there's almost no time to stop to take pictures or simply watch. On the animal side, the safari offers lions, giraffes, antelopes, bisons and such. But most weren't too lively aside from the ruminants that stick their tonge onto your car hoping to receive treats that you can buy at the ticket counter. That was kind of funny. However some seemed really depressed like the tiger at the entrance who went around in circles or the birds at the petting zoo in their minuscule cages. A little bit heartbraking. Anyway, if you're passing nearby, you can go and judge by yourself. If you have kids they'll probably love it!

There’s a little discount when you buy tickets from the hotel. We chose to self drive with our own car. As it was low season, we were able to go super slowly and interact with all the animals without cars behind us. Do purchase the feed for an ultra fun experience. Beware of the alpaca! It spat into the car and spit was all over my face. It was a brown alpaca haha May pay a little sum to wash the car at the end! We love the experience.

We get to feed wild animals. It was a great experience. The donkey was very funny. I recommend renting the safari car.

A great place to get up close, and really see the animals. Entry was a little expensive, 2 adults plus bus fee was 7800 yen. They sell animal biscuits for another 1000 yen. You can take your own car, chartered bus, or special bus through the park. It was great to see all the animals in such a short distance. We took the guided bus, which was the perfect speed to enjoy looking at, and feeding all of the animals. The bus driver aso gives information about the different animals. The restaurant was also really good, but amazingly crowded. Even going for lunch during off hours, there was over an hour wait. There's a small petting zoo with rabbits, goats, sheep, and llamas. Overall, it's well worth the cost to go at least once.

Nice place to come with family. We rented a car at the park. Some people were driving their cars in the park and just thought that was dumb. Especially when the donkeys come and start chewing off your side view mirror. It was a a little small in my opinion. But it was fun we got to feed the giraffes and the elephants and many deer. If you can you should check it out just once. Plan on spending about an hour here

One time is enough, but still fun experience! If you bring your pets, you need to leave your pet in the cage near the gate. You can rent a car to drive through or you can bring your own car. You can feed animals for ¥1000.

We visited early on the morning of Sunday, November 17th, during the fall foliage season. The news had reported that this weekend was ideal for viewing the leaves, and by the time we were leaving, there was a line of about 50 cars outside the parking lot. The autumn colors were visible around the large suspension bridge. Although this year's foliage season was quite late, it seemed that all the visitors were enjoying themselves.

It was a nice little spot for a quick photo. We didn’t actually cross the bridge, but ended up spending more time at the nearby local shop instead. It was clean, well-organized, and had a great selection of local products.

Require a ticket to walk the bridge. In spring, you can still see the cherry blossoms. The view is stunning as you walk across the bridge.

A less known tourist spot but worth the experience. Neatly nestled in the Shiobara valley and prefectural forest, off season is the best time to visit if you want this place for yourself. Supposedly it is famous for marriage proposals. And its easy to understand why - because if the partner says yes, one would feel like settling down in the valley & if the partner says no, one would feel like living the life of a recluse in the valley.

The time I was there was not the right time to watch the red leaf. Other than the red leaf there is nothing special as the road station. To cross the bridge is not so expensive and certain exercises can be done.

To cross the bridge you have to buy a ticket, around ¥300. Nice place to enjoy the Autumn leaves. Crowed in season. Free parking with several shops around. When the free parking is full, ¥100 parking also available.

A must visit place if you go to Nasu. It’s beautiful during autumn and picturesque..!! The length of the bridge is 320 metres, is the largest pier-less suspension bridge in Japan. Magnificent views of the Shiobara valley can be seen from the bridge. In autumn, the bridge commands enchanting views of the foliage reflected on the lake. Officially listed as a “Sacred Place for Lovers”.

Honestly 1st time going here. Twas really lovely but having your own board set would be very helpful. It’s so expensive. Since the place was huge too the staff wasn’t really hands on. They did was required and that’s it. I would only go back if I get my own board set. The information house section was probably the most helpful. Was able to get some souvenirs at the end. Nice snow time though.

Probably a great place to visit during Ski season, but we went to see the Autumn leaves change, and only a little change had occurred. So we decided to take the gondola ride all the way up to the top of the mountain to check out the scenery up there. Upon arriving at the top we were surprised to find out that the viewing area was very small and the view wasn't that good. The best view was located on the other side of the mountain which required you to walk on a wooden walkway with no side railings. In my opinion the walkway was quite dangerous. People walking on their going both ways and some of the areas on the walkway had steep drop offs. So in other words if you made a mistake and fell off of the walkway you were going to be in for a long tumbled down the side of the mountain. The walkway had stairs going up and down, and mats placed on the floor, but nothing to hold on to as you were walking. Hopefully they will fix this problem in the future. Apparently The view when you finish the walk up to the final part of the mountain was supposed to be beautiful, but I never made it that far because I felt it was too dangerous. Maybe my rating will change in the future if I can visit here again during ski season.

Charging for parking on weekends at this ski resort feels quite unreasonable, especially when you’re already paying for the lift tickets, rentals, and other expenses. ¥1000 for parking on top of everything else is disappointing, particularly when larger and better ski resorts often include parking for free. They really should reconsider this policy or at least reduce the fee to something more reasonable, like ¥300 or ¥500. When we visited, the snow wasn’t in great condition—it was hard and not fresh, which made skiing less enjoyable. To add to that, the lift lines were overcrowded, likely because so many people from Tokyo seem to flock here on weekends. It was more chaotic than relaxing. If you’re planning a trip, I’d recommend considering other ski resorts, like Inawashiro, which offer a better overall experience. This resort has potential, but between the parking charges, the snow quality, and the crowds, it falls short of expectations.

The facilities and food are amazing there are a wide range of things available. You get good rental gear for both skiing and snowboarding. There is a free bus from nasu shiobara station to the mountains and back, you just need to pre book them.

Hunter Mountain Shiobara Camping Park is a delightful retreat for nature lovers. Nestled in the scenic Shiobara region, it provides a tranquil camping experience surrounded by lush greenery. The park offers well-equipped camping facilities, including spacious pitches and amenities, ensuring a comfortable stay. With various outdoor activities like hiking and fishing, it caters to both adventure seekers and those looking for a peaceful getaway. The picturesque setting, combined with the park's amenities, makes it an ideal spot for families and friends to connect with nature and create lasting memories. Hunter Mountain Shiobara Camping Park is a charming destination for a refreshing outdoor escape.

Skiing in the spring season (mid April) is totally different from the winter months. Not only it is less crowded, it is not as chilling as it is in the winter months.

This place has a lot of beginners because most of the pistes are not steep, even those black advanced ones from the peak have only 20 degree on average. It is very crowded during the weekend especially for lunch time 1100-1400. Car parking on weekend costs 1000 yen but free during the weekday

the waterfall is cool here

No dogs allowed. On a nature path… Probably something I’d advise clearly.

Good

Lovely path

(Translated by Google) It's an easy hiking trail. You can enjoy the autumn leaves in the coming season. (Original) 手頃なハイキングコースです。 これからの季節は紅葉が楽します。

Used to be the emperor's land, now allowed for public visitation. Free anf educational. Notich to see during winter or end of autumn, but beautiful anyway.

(Translated by Google) It takes about an hour to complete one lap from the Stone Rolling Course. However, bears have been spotted. Caution! It's relatively quiet. The autumn foliage is spectacular. (^-^) (Original) 石ごろごろコースから1周　約1時間です しかし、熊の出没情報あり 注意！比較的空いています 秋は紅葉大変綺麗です　(^ー^)

Heartwarming, perfect for city escape. Charming must‑visit for teddy‑bear lovers, Ghibli fans, and anyone likes cozy museums. It's good for families visit. Enjoy teddy cafe and peaceful garden. We visit summertime. Good time for greenery for all Nasu City.

If you have daughters, you should go there. This is one of the fantastic place in the Nasu resort area. Teddy bears and Gibri world are there. How peaceful it is!

A small but famous and well maintained museum. It got the highlights after then crowned prince and now the emperor of Japan visit the place in year 2008/8/28 with family. With the entrance fees of 1300¥ first floor is a house of lots of teddy bears and second floor is for totoro . A coffee shop located at the exit point . Worth a visit .

We visited on Christmas Eve. The cafe is beautiful and very picturesque, we ordered tea and cakes and our little one sat next to a teddy bear. After we went into the museum and around the 1st was all the old teddy bears in different setups, themes, and more, it was lovely! The 2nd floor was dedicated to Totoro and our little one had a run around the room. There was an elevator for our pushchair so that was great.

It’s good to see exhibitions of Teddy bear and Ghibli studio . ( I love Totoro . >_<~ 🐱) Nice staff . Peaceful place . I went from Tokyo . I took Shinkansen from Tokyo station to Nashiobara . And took the bus from Nashiobara to Castle candy station and change to another bus to Nasu teddy bear musum . Return trip around 3 P.M. I took the bus from Nasu teddy bear to Castle candy station again and change another bus to Nashiobara . I use one day bus ticket ! You can buy it from the driver . ( The bus from Castle candy station to Nasu teddy bear museum )

This place has a lot of totoro stuff 😭❤️ if you’re a fan of totoro then you’re going to enjoy seeing and hugging totoro 😍❤️ the teddy bear stuff also are soooo cute !! The ticket cost 1350¥

Well documented bear museum with on the first floor a Totoro exhibition, a make your own bear stand, doctor's cabinet and shop. Well worth a visit.

Im not an avid climber so it was a bit of a challenging climb. However, I did make it to the top in about a few hours. I am physically active so it may be more challenging for those who don’t go out much and but want a fun mountain to climb. The views from the top are worth it!

Little rocky and can be a bit slippery and difficult to climb in some areas but the view was worth it. Definitely not as crowded as Mt Fuji so it feels closer to nature.

Hiking map attached. Nice place to hike in. Multiple routes available.

Love this place! Awesome view to the city and natural. With hot steam coming from the mountain. Have easy access to the mountain by cable car or hiking to the top.

it was great! want to go back here again

(Translated by Google) September 22, 2025 This was my second visit. The leaves hadn't started to change color yet. It was a weekday, but the parking lot was crowded, probably because the two days before and after were closed. The parking lot guard was working hard. Thank you, guard! The parking lot on the way to the ropeway was empty, but if you don't arrive by 8:00, you'll probably have to wait for a spot. The round-trip ropeway ride costs 1,800 yen and takes about 10 minutes. You can save about 200 yen with an electronic ticket. It was 13°C at the summit, so it's cold in short sleeves. Even if it's hot down below, I recommend bringing a hoodie. The trail is mostly rocky, so sunglasses and a hat are a good idea. According to YAMAP, bears are common, so if you're hiking, it's a good idea to bring a bear bell and spray. There are no mountain huts, toilets, or vending machines along the way. You can get ready at the ropeway station! It takes less than an hour to reach the summit by ropeway. It's an easy climb, but the views are pretty good. The alpine plants are also beautiful. (Original) 2025.09.22 2回目の訪問です。 紅葉はまだ始まってません。平日でしたが前後が休みだった為か、駐車場混んでました。 駐車場警備員さん頑張ってました。 警備員さん、ありがとうございます！ ロープウェイまでの途中の駐車場は、空いてましたが8時には来ないと駐車場待ちになると思います。 ロープウェイ往復1800円 10分程 電子チケットだと200円ぐらい安く買えます。 山頂は13℃でしたので半袖だと寒いです。下界が暑くてもパーカー持っていくのを推奨します。 基本岩場で拓けてるので、サングラス、帽子あると良いです。YAMAPの情報だと熊出るそうなので、縦走される方は熊鈴、スプレー持ってた方がよさそう。 途中、山小屋やトイレ・自販機無いです。ロープウェイ駅で準備できます！ ロープウェイを使えば山頂まで１時間かからないです。 気軽に登れる割には、景色かなりいいです。 高山植物も綺麗です。

(Translated by Google) On a clear day, this mountain offers a spectacular view that is rare in the Kanto region. The mountain trail is easy to climb even without the ropeway. However, depending on the season, there are places where the wind blows constantly, so you need to be careful not to get cold. (Original) 晴れていれば、関東圏では珍しく迫力ある景色が楽しめる山です。ロープウェイ無しでも登りやすい登山道になってます。ただ季節によっては風が吹き続けている場所があるので、体を冷やさない様注意が必要です。

Premium soft serve is truly a must-try! 100 yen to upgrade from original flavour. Saw horses, donkeys, sheep, goats and fishes today. Too cold for the cows to come out to roam in their pen, sad.. there was mini-golf section there too but the fishing-to-eat activity was more interesting 😁

A really nice experience to see a ranch, they have plenty of activities to spend the time with family and/or friends. Among those, feeding donkeys and horses, petting a rabbit, fishing, etc., They also have a small archery field where you can have the experience for only ¥700! Really worth trying! The dairy is excellent, and the ice cream is really delicious. You can also have lunch here! Pleasant place for a Saturday or Sunday

Dec 27, 2021 The farm is open to the public but most restaurants are closed and few animals can been seen from the outside. You can go there just to take some snow pics and buy souvenir. Their pudding is very famous and tasty. Recommended that you get one.

This place is a lot of fun. It’s free to enter and there’s lots to see and do. You do have to pay for each experience but if you wanted to, you could just walk around and not spend anything. Our toddler loved this place; he fished for trout, rode a horse and a donkey and ate some really great soft serve ice cream. Would definitely come back here!

Really good day out with plenty of activities to introduce your children to farm animals. Milk and ice-cream were great too!

Free visit with free parking .... Lot of diary product ... can’t stop having ... enjoy guys

Very peaceful and pacific farm where you can find a lot of animals if you come around this area and if you are looking for the place where you can get relaxed with the family this is the place highly recommendable to visit. Good destination for family excursion! And here they have a good produce of milk that you can buy in the souvenir shop.

The folktales are good but the smell of hydrogen sulphide is very annoying and makes you nauseous….. Furthermore if you stay there for a long time, your nose might start to feel a burning sensation

It’s really interesting place. They have fox story behind. You can smell Onsen smell in this area. It’s free area and you can find free foot hot spa .

A nice short trail with some interesting scenery—just be prepared for the strong smell of sulphur! Worth a quick stop if you're in the area and don’t mind the scent.

Must go for naruto fans. It’s become even more special reading the story Of kyubi

Omg it’s been a while since I visited here last time but the stone got broken !! It’s still beautiful

The rock has spilt into half after centuries, releasing the nine tailed fox spirit into the mortal realm to wreck havoc once more. When it was last seen, the demon apparently took the form of a beautiful woman, who was part of a plot to kill Emperor Toba, ruler of Japan from 1107 to 1123. FLEEEE

Sessho-seki means killing stone in which is an object in Japanese mythology. The story said that the stone kills anyone who comes into contact with it. The body became the Sessho-semi after the nine-tailed fox was killed by the famous warrior. Do you dare to come to visit? It is free to entry. Please walk carefully, especially in winter time.

Up until my visit to Shozo, I’d only ever had Japanese milk tea from a bottle or can purchased from the convenience store or vending machine. After having the milk tea here, I don’t think I can fully enjoy the bottles and cans anymore. My tea appeared to have been made with frothed milk, making the beverage so smooth and velvety. Sublime. I also purchased a brownie from the shop downstairs. It looked better than it tasted, though. While it was fudgy, I felt that the chocolate flavour didn’t have enough depth to it. I wouldn’t get it again, but the milk tea is memorable and worthy of a repeat order should I visit the area in the future.

Scones are the best ever! I’ve never thought scones are tasty but they are so fantastic Coffee was good as well

Good service!good coffee! And good food 👏🏻

Quiet, relaxing cafe. Very good coffee! Nice shops in the neighborhood, too.

This is not a typical review. While hitchhiking I was picked up by Shozo-san and his lovely daughter. He was kind enough to host me at his coffee shop for as long as I needed, treated me to delicious food and coffee and introduced me to the lovely staff. The place is beautiful and Shozo-san is an amazing person. Thank you Shozo-san and Kana-san for everything!

Very delicious coffee and light meals. Selection of food is limited and not really cheap, but it's worth it. The atmosphere is nice and so is the staff. Great place to stop by if you're in the region.

The coffee, cakes, and atmosphere in this store are perfect here. Highly recommend visiting. You can chill more on weekdays than on holidays.

I enjoyed the experience ! The man at the reception is very friendly, even tough i don't speak well japanese yet. The place is LOVELY, and the history is well explaned. The location between the mountains makes the experience incredible. They do beautiful stamps for free there. The gift shop has a lot of nice choises at very reasonnable prices, worth the trip! :)

The staff told the story of the caves with pictures before we entered. The cave itself was small, but interesting. I guess it's worth 600 yen. The gift shop wasn't great, they only had generic items, very few things specific to this location.

Small cave that served as a hideout. The guide explains the history and how the fugitives survived. The man in charge is the third generation of his family preserving the cave and its story. The walk through the cool cave takes about 5-10 minutes it is narrow and damp inside with stairs and low ceilings

Small but very interesting history, display and collection of items of the samurai who escaped from Kyoto and hid in Tochigi 900 years ago; and items more recent (100 yrs)

Very interesting short cave walk something different to see.

Nice place to visit....

(Translated by Google) After being given an explanation about the cave, we went inside and took a look around. It was nice and cool. The staff were friendly and taught us a lot. It's a small limestone cave, but it's worth seeing. It was also nice to hear some old stories about the area around Shiobara. It was a shame that we didn't get to see any cats. (Original) 洞窟の説明をしてもらい、洞窟に入り見学しました。 涼しくて良かったです。 店員さんも気さくで、いろいろ教えていただきました。 鍾乳洞としては、小さめですが、見る価値はあると思います。 塩原の周辺の昔の話も聞けて良かったです。 猫に会えなかったのは、残念でした。

There is an all you can eat of strawberries. You also have to collect them yourself. We went on a friday morning and we had an entire greenhouse for ourselves

GOOD.

(Translated by Google) Great strawberry picking experience Strawberries are not sour and are very sweet and delicious. You can pick them and eat them within 30 minutes. The cost is much cheaper than picking strawberries in Taiwan! (Original) 很棒的採草莓體驗 草莓不會酸且很甜很好吃，30分鐘內邊採邊吃 花費比台灣採草莓便宜很多！

(Translated by Google) I stopped by on a work group trip. It was a variety called "Tochiaika". The bright red fruit is sweet, and it's even sweeter if you eat the tip later. It was delicious and had a different level of sweetness compared to the ones I bought at the store. (Original) 職場の団体旅行で立ち寄りました。「とちあいか」という品種でした。真っ赤になった実が甘く、先っぽを後から食べるとより甘いとのこと。店で買ったものに比べて異次元の甘さで、美味しかったです。

(Translated by Google) I went without a reservation before noon on a weekday in early March. When I asked the guy at the reception desk, he recommended Tochiaika, so I had Tochiaika for the first time in my life. Is the price a bit high at 2400 yen per person? Would it have been better to go with the cheaper Tochiotome? I thought so, but when I tried it, it was full of seasoned strawberries and it was amazing! It was so sweet that you could make strawberry jam or strawberry sorbet with just the strawberries! There were two other groups of customers when we arrived, but as time passed, when both groups left the house, it became private, so there were always one or two groups. It was like that (Original) ３月初旬の平日のお昼前に予約なしで行きました 受付のお兄さんに聞くと、とちあいかがお勧めとの事で人生初のとちあいかを頂きました お値段は一人２４００円と少しお高いかな？安い方のとちおとめにしたほうが良かったかな？と思いつつも食べてみたら慣熟のイチゴばかりで最高でした！ 苺そのままで苺ジャム苺シャーベットに出来そうなくらいの甘さがあり素晴らしかったです！ 他のお客さんは私達が入った頃には先に２組いらっしゃいましたが時間の経過で二組ともハウスを出ると途中で貸し切り状態になる程度で常時１〜２組いるかな？という感じでした

(Translated by Google) I wanted to eat the much-talked-about "Tochiaika" freshly picked, so I decided to try strawberry picking for the first time in my life. Due to the coronavirus pandemic, I will be picking strawberries with gloves on. When I went to the designated house, there was no one there and it was reserved for private use. There are many ridges, and there are many fruits ranging from ripe ones that are red to those that are still white. You may want to rush because it only takes 30 minutes, but the strawberries will make you feel full. So, I'm going to aim for a red one with a slightly blackish tinge. Another criterion for selection is that the leaves are standing. The taste was different on both sides of the ridge, so I thoroughly enjoyed it while walking. When a large number of people come, I think they will take away the delicious food, so I recommend you to aim for the opening time at 9 o'clock (^^) (Original) 話題の「とちあいか」を摘みたてで食べたくて、人生初のイチゴ狩りに挑戦してきました。コロナ禍と言う事で、手袋を付けてイチゴを摘みます。 指定されたハウスに行くと誰もおらず、貸切状態でした。畝が何条もあって、赤く熟したものから、まだ白いものまでたくさん実っています。 時間が30分と言う事で焦りたくなりますが、イチゴで十分満腹になります。なので、やや黒味がかった赤いやつを狙って行きます。葉っぱが立っていることも選ぶ基準ですね。畝の左右でも味が違うので、歩きながらじっくり楽しみました。 大勢の人が押しかけるようになると、美味しいところを持って行かれると思うので、9時のオープンを狙って行く事をお勧めします(^^)

(Translated by Google) This was the first time in my life that I ate big, sweet strawberries. I ate 26 of them in 20 minutes, and I was full in less than 30 minutes! I won't eat expensive, small strawberries anymore after returning home! (Original) 這輩子第一次吃到又大又甜的草莓，20分鐘吃了26顆，不到30分鐘就飽了吃不下了！回國後不再吃又貴又小的草莓🍓了！

These magnificent buildings are so exceptional that, allegedly, even the originals imitate them. The first half features well-known landmarks everyone recognizes, while the latter half showcases Japan's renowned architecture. With the right photography skills, you can capture images that truly feel like you're traveling there in person. It's extremely hot in summer, so you should be sure to take thorough precautions against heatstroke. There are cafes and rest areas along the way.

This little park is HUGE value for money- you get to learn about man-made structures from all around the world and across history, for such a small price! Definitely much bigger than I thought, there's lots to see and do! The attention to detail is lovely. Also, if you have a Nikko Pass, show it at the ticket gate to receive a huge discount!

We finally made it here! The place is made up of all the famous places in the world! There were tons from Japan tho. You can buy the ticket online as well for less hassle. We bought our ticket at Klook and change it for the physical ticket at Tourist Center. The place is not the large tho and you can tour the place at least for 2 hours. They also have some restaurant inside so you can also check them. The details of this miniature places were so amazing. Definitely worth seeing! It is recommended for adult and children. Overall, we rated it as 5 star for the experience!

We visited Tobu World Square in July 2025. The ticket price is 2800円, but if you have the Nikko Pass, you can get a discount of 1000円. It is expensive, but I think the price is worthwhile. It took us about 3 hours to visit the park, but we had to rush a little at the end through the Asia and traditional Japan sections. I learned that the ticket is all day, so you can visit in the morning and then come back after dark to see the illuminations. The park showcases famous places from around the world, including Japan, all at 1/25 scale, which makes it easy to compare them. There are over 140,000 miniature people, with some hidden famous characters or movie scenes. For me, the most stunning part of the exhibits are the roughly 20,000 bonsai trees which change with the seasons. If you visit in the summer, please note there is little tree cover, so bring an umbrella and other sun protection. There are taps to fill up a water bottle. There are coin lockers before and after the ticket gates. At the entrance of the exhibits there is a sphere which plays music with animatronic characters every 10, 30, and 50 minutes after the hour, it’s very cute. Some exhibits require a 100円 coin to play an optional animation. There are snack counters, small restaurants, and souvenir shops on site. I loved being able to buy foreign alcohol such as German beer or French cidre. It is very dog friendly with strollers that can be rented, places to wash your dog, or little podiums for photos. We don’t have a dog, but all the dogs made the experience even more fun!

Tobu World Square is an absolutely amazing place to visit in Japan! The detailed miniatures of famous landmarks from around the world are truly impressive and beautifully crafted. It's like traveling the globe in just a few hours. The park is clean, well-organized, and educational too. Perfect for families, tourists, or anyone who appreciates art, culture, and architecture. Highly recommend adding this to your Japan travel bucket list!

Tobu World Square is a theme park dedicated to miniature replicas of famous landmarks around the world, and in Japan. It was very cool seeing the New York skyline before 9/11, as well as many famous spots around Japan like the Kiyo Mizudera and Itsukushima Shrine. Entry for adults is 2800 yen. This is a great spot if you enjoy architecture, miniature models, traveling, history, photography, or famous landmarks. This theme park is easily accessible from Asakusa and Nikko. From Asakusa, you can take the Revaty or Spacia X limited express which stops at Tobu World Square Station. You can also get to Tobu World Square from Nikko by taking the Nikko Line to Shimo-Imaichi Station, then transferring to the Nikko Kinugawa Line. Very convenient For children, I think they will enjoy the various shops and restaurants, as well as the little displays. As an adult, I had a great time admiring the architecture. It was amusing seeing the Twin Towers, Tokyo Skytree, and Eiffel Tower right behind the London Bridge. You can get some really confusing and funny pictures. There are about 100 exhibits so plan to spend at least an hour and a half to three hours. This place closes at 5 PM on weekdays and 6PM on certain days. It is pretty off the beaten path, and you will likely not face large crowds if you come in the afternoon. When I went, I had almost the whole park to myself.

The number of miniature buildings was way beyond my expectations, there were so many of them. What surprised me even more was how well the miniatures blended with the surrounding mountain scenery. It made everything feel more immersive and almost realistic. A really pleasant surprise.

Is OK, installations are a bit rundown, sleeping on the lake in summer at night is too cold day is too hot, tent have only one layer, Alpaca tents are better, distances from tent to toilet a bit long. Kids enjoyed.

Good for small kids. Big park. You can feed some animals like alpacas and some faem animals. We love the ATV dinosaur adventure though it will take 30 mins wait.

As I got the free admission tickets for the fireworks, we went there together with my grandson. We arrived about one hour earlier than the starting time, but my grandson very enjoyed the amusement facilities which are very traditional one. As long as grandson is happy no complaints at all. But it might be a different story if we go there earlier as the sun was down already when we were there. Fireworks lasted 30 minutes and can be enjoyable enough.

I highly recommend the 🦕 Dinosaur Adventure attraction at the park. The animatronics and arrangement of the dinos makes the walk with the dinosaurs very realistic. So much so that my little boy needed to be held the whole time because of the realism of the robotic dinosaurs 🦖. The park cost ¥1600/ adult to get in and the Dinosaur Adventure is another ¥600 per adult. This park also has a petting farm where you can pet and feed goats, alpacas 🦙, ponies and milk 🐄 cows. Throughout the day you can pay to milk a cow or bottle feed a calf. A great place to spend the day with your kids.

This theme park seems nice if you have kids but if you do not there is not a lot to do. The theme park entry fee is quite expensive and you have to pay 1000 yen for parking at the park. For the cost of entry there is not a lot to do. There are some animals you can see and interact with, some rides for kids, and some restaurants. This place is dog friendly. Staff is friendly.

Nice place but the never-ending happy music loop makes me want to exit and never come back. Either that or kill myself. If they had paused the music every once in a while I might be able to stay sane. They have the pool open during the summer but the water was slightly cold and the duck toys were not clean. Do not recommend for babies who are still eating everything.

A little old_fashioned leisure place. Good to stay with little kids and young couples. Some are out-of-order, some are not. Come and spend time if you want to see your kids tiring, dozing off to sleep!!

This place is truly a paradise for dog owners. It boasts a spacious area with a dog run available for a fee. When I visited on a weekday afternoon, there were many pet owners from both in and out of the prefecture, evident from the variety of license plates in the parking lot. While it seems less known among international tourists, this hidden gem is a fantastic spot to experience the charm and nature of Japan, particularly in Nasu. Having traveled extensively, I found this location exceptionally memorable. Especially during the cherry blossom season, it offers a serene escape from the crowded spots in Tokyo, allowing you to enjoy the blooms at your leisure. The facility also includes restaurants and snack options like ice cream stands, as well as areas where you can interact with animals. It’s rich in variety and perfect not just for those with dogs but for families too. I highly recommend a visit!

Seems to be newly opened, lots of visitors. The cherry blossoms were stunning to look at.

Excellent farm with lots of activities for the kids. Could spend a full day here but we had to head back home to Tokyo. Still enjoyed and made all the rides and activities with about 4 hours of stay. Less eating choices. Must try their homemade soft serve ice cream.

Very beautiful place. Ideal for kids. Many high quality products, especially diary.

Very nice big entertaining farm. The corn maze is really big that would take literarily more than 30 minutes to finish with 3 stamps. Make sure to keep yourself hydrated.

If you go to Nikko, you should definitely try the soft serve ice cream here. Made from fresh milk, the soft serve was so delicious that even I, who have a milk allergy, couldn't resist having some without experiencing any stomach pain. It was incredibly tasty.

The best ice cream i have ever tasted. Rich, milky and creamy, not too sweet.

Really great museum about the life work of Fujishiro Seiji. Whoever created it, thank you very much for being us closer to the artist and his amazing work.

The place was worth seeing . I visited the museum of seiji fujishiro yesterday. Seiji fujishiro is an artist who makes the painting with cut papers and shadow. It is called kage-e. Kage means shadow , e means painting. He is 92 year old and still working as a artist. You can see his initial paintings to latest painting related earth quick happed 2011 in japan. The fee is 1600 JPY though , it is worth of seeing. They show beautiful projection mapping on the ceiling.

No pictures allowed in the main museum and a little bit smaller than expected but very interesting layered artwork inside

Beautiful museum. Very unique, uplifting, and happy art. Night light up starts at 4:30pm. Only negative, is that 1600 yen is quite pricy for such a museum.

Nice art, pretty unique, good size especially for Japan. Nice surroundings too

SO worth it. The amount of artworks on display is outstanding. Fantastic merchandise shop too. 10/10

Would have been nice to know since i drove hours to get here. They now close at 5 and starting the 17th, 5:30

If you go to Nasu Onsen, let's go to Onsen Shrine. As its name implies, Onsen means hot spring. The history of Onsen Shrine started around 900, very historical shrine. It is crowded with the first visit to New Year 's Day. Snow shrine is beautiful, people worship purely, the smell of hot springs is mysterious.

It's a lovely little shrine to see if you're in the area. I recommend hydrangea season, the path has so many nice flowers to look at

Onsen shrine. This shrine is built after onsen found in this area. After this shrine was built, more onsen found.

There are (Onsen Shrine) everywhere in Japan, but none can enjoy so much. If you go to a temple shrine, you should go to a famous place written in a guidebook. 普通の神社。 見どころありません。 足湯は立派。

very nice temple, beautiful view from the spot.

Great Area to visit. A quite place and not so crowded. And nearby below is the Seisho-seki rocks.

It was very nice!

Scones here are excellent. They came out warm, served with clotted cream and raspberry jam. There's a light roast option for the coffee which meant I should've liked it, but it still tasted a bit darker and slightly bitter than I generally like coffee to be.

Lovely cafe with high quality scones and baked treats, great milk tea, wonderful terrace and nice indoor seating. Very popular, you may have to wait a little for seating. Excellent staff.

Excellent coffee and a very pleasant environment. The food is also quite good. We are here again for coffee and scones. I have been coming here for years to enjoy the products and environment. Try the "Rum Classic" tea for creamy treat. There are lots of cozy tables inside and out. The parking stalls are wide and there is a ramp to enter the seating areas. There are bathrooms on site.

If you re in Nasu, so take a coffee in Nasu Shozo Coffee (they re also in Ginza but here is the forst one) Exceptionnal coffee, pies are very very good, and you can stay all the time you want (lile Starbucks but better 😂) Some books are alvailable for all ages

The food and coffee are excellent and the sandwich & toast set both seem to be vegetarian friendly.

By far my favorite cafe in Tochigi. The atmosphere is perfect for meeting with friends, or having a casual date. The sounds and sights of the forest, matches perfectly with the brightly lit interior. It has indoor and outdoor seating, and the best scones I've ever had. I make a point to come out at least once a month, and it's well worth the drive.

Really good cafe! Loved the scones. Best I’ve had in Japan so far.

Just a simple 15-20min hike but the sceneries were breathtaking 😌 I spent too much time taking pictures that I missed the bus I was supposed to ride on lol

We came this place for hiking and enjoy the call breeze of the forest during last autumn,and I hope we can have time for any seasons to complete the whole year round and the falls is so nice.

Beautiful spot. Required a short hike to access the main falls but even the most novice of hikers wouldn’t struggle. More of a walk than a hike. Makes for a very relaxing stroll with beautiful scenery to enjoy the whole way along.

Free to enter, free to park. Forest walk through many waterfalls to this one tall waterfall

A most amazing place! Wonderful landscapes, well worth the walk! Was very lucky to be there at the right season, Autumn! Not so easy walk as claimed, but not impossible too! And a free car park at the start! Very popular, and quite busy! Plan to go early....

If you go for the little hike its worth the sights the water fall. The path may be a bit slipy

It’s a great waterfall in Nasu area. The trail to get there is nice and beautiful.

Enjoying a lot of beautiful autumn colors at the Nasu flower world, Nasu neighborhood of scenic beauty, Tochigi-Prefecture.

Even in autumn beautiful!

Very good place to take family photos. Other than that just a field of beautiful flowers.

(Translated by Google) I came here for the third time thinking, "I probably won't go again." It doesn't look better than the famous flower park. But it's very calming. Time passes slowly and the scenery and air are beautiful. People who bring their dogs can enjoy it without any hesitation. There are certainly not many flowers, but the sky is wide and you can see them one by one. I think it's really beautiful when the seasonal flowers are in full bloom. The road is unpaved and has many slopes, so be careful when using a wheelchair or dog buggy. If you are an elderly person, it is better to go down the slope slowly and ask for help from your family. There are benches here and there where you can rest if you get tired. It's good to see flowers and enjoy the scenery. I don't know why, but I want to go there once every few years. It was such a wonderful space. I would like to continue to grow beautiful flowers and show them to you. (Original) 「もう行かないだろうな」と思いながら3回目の来訪。 有名フラワーパークより映えはしない。ただ、とても落ち着く。ゆっくり時間が流れて景色、空気が綺麗。 犬連れの方も気兼ねなく楽しむことができます。 お花は確かに少なめですが空が広く、一輪、一輪きちんと見ることができます。 季節の花が満開の時はさぞ美しいと思います。 道は舗装されてなく坂も多いので、車椅子や犬用バギーは細心の注意を。 ご高齢の方はゆっくりと坂を下り、御家族の手を借りた方がいいです。 ところどころにベンチがあり疲れたら休むことができます。 花を見るも良し、風景を楽しむも良し。 なんでだろうか、数年に一度行きたくなる。 そんな、素敵空間でした。 これからも素敵なお花を育てて、魅せていただきたいです。

(Translated by Google) A wonderful space to soothe the soul✨ I visited in late October, but the flowers were still in full bloom. Perhaps if I'd gone a little earlier, there would have been a wider variety of flowers in bloom. The on-site cafe is perfect for a break☕ Tickets come with a discount coupon for future visits, so it's a great place to recommend the park to family and friends. (Original) 心が癒される素敵な空間✨ 10月下旬に訪れたが、まだまだ花は綺麗に咲いていた。もう少し早い時期に行くと、咲いている花の種類も多いのかもしれない。 カフェも併設されていて休憩にぴったり☕ チケットを買うと次回以降使える割引券が付いてくるので、家族や友達などにすすめるのもよし。

(Translated by Google) I visited on April 29th. If you arrive early, there will be almost no people and you can take as many photos as you want✨ It's a moderate walk for those with dogs, so it's recommended. (It might not be enough if we just go with humans) The flowers look a little lonely, The mountains are beautiful and the air is delicious. Personally, it was fun. *Where shops and snacks are sold There wasn't. Please note that there is only one toilet ⚠ (Original) 4/29訪れました。早い時間に入るとほとんど人はおらず、写真取り放題です✨ ワンコ連れには適度なお散歩になるので、オススメです。（人間だけでいくと物足りないかも） お花は少し寂しい感じですが、 山はきれいだし、空気は美味しいし 個人的にはたのしかったです。 ※売店や軽食を販売しているところは なかったです。トイレも1か所だけだったので注意⚠

(Translated by Google) The grounds are spacious. It's located at the foot of Mount Nasu, so you can take photos with it in the background. The flowers you can see change depending on the season. (Original) 敷地は広いです。那須岳のふもとにあるのでそれをバックに写真撮れますね。 季節により見れる花が変わります。

I don’t know what else do they have in here but it’s beautiful and peaceful hearing the sound of the river . Once you reach the middle of the bridge you will feel it swinging 🙃 there’s a parking in there and when you reach the end of it there’s a stairs going up (i forgot what it is i think it’s a visitor’s center) i don’t know what it means and we didn’t go there .

GS-1966 Yukoi Travel 129 with friend

07.nov.2022

The view is ok

Enjoyed the hike!

beautiful sight

(Translated by Google) 11/9 The leaves were turning red and it was the perfect time to see them. The foot bath at the foot of the bridge was very hot from the source, but the water was quite lukewarm where you put your feet in. I was grateful that it was free to use, along with the toilets. (Original) 11/9 紅葉が進んでちょうど見頃の時期でした。橋の袂の足湯、出てくるところの源泉はとても熱々なんですが、足をつけるところはだいぶぬるくなっています。 トイレとともに無料で利用出来てありがたい。

Cross the suspension bridge and reached to the top to see the beauty of Mikaeri Falls

(Translated by Google) I arrived before 6am There are two stairs to go down, a steep staircase and a smooth staircase. I went down by the sliding stairs. Is it because it's morning? The suspension bridge didn't have any special features and it was a beautiful scenery. eagle? hawk? was on the railing of the bridge, and I felt like I was in the middle of a mountain. I was so tired from the steep stairs on my way home. If you are confident in your legs and hips, go for it. (Original) 朝6時前に着きました 降りる階段は2箇所有り、急階段と滑らかな階段 降りるのは滑ら階段で降りました 朝だからかな？吊橋は特に特徴が有る訳でもなく綺麗な風景でした 鷲？鷹？が橋の手すりに居て、なにか山の中って感じをしました 帰り急階段、すっごく疲れました 足腰に自信が有る方はどうぞ

(Translated by Google) We were able to view the waterfall from below while taking a canoe experience. It was a beautiful waterfall that reflected the green of the trees. (Original) カヌー体験にて滝を下から眺める事ができました。木々の緑が映えて美しい滝でした。

(Translated by Google) I visited here on the recommendation of the Shiobara Dam Management Office. You can see it immediately after crossing the suspension bridge, but the gentle path was closed and the only way to get there was via the steep course. The distance is short, so it's easy for those with no worries about their legs or back. (Original) 塩原ダム管理事務所の方の勧めで訪れました。 吊り橋を渡ってすぐ見られますが、緩い道が閉鎖していて、急坂コースからのみになっていました。 距離は短いので、足腰に不安が無い方なら簡単です。

(Translated by Google) There are two courses to get down to the suspension bridge. Gentle course and steep course The gentle course is an old road that is detoured and not well maintained. The handrails were rotten and it was surprisingly difficult to walk on. The steep course descends all at once to a stream, so it's quite steep, but I felt safer on this route as it had solid iron pipe handrails and paved steps under my feet. Free parking. Waterfalls and suspension bridges are also free. There is a toilet in the parking lot. I want to come during the autumn leaves season! (Original) 吊橋まで降りるコースはふたつ。 なだらかコースと急コース なだらかコースは遠回りであまり整備されていない旧道。手すりも朽ちていたり、意外と歩きにくい。 急なコースは、一気に沢まで降りるので、かなり急だけど、鉄パイプの手すりもしっかりついていて、足元も舗装された階段になっているので、こちらの方が安心だった。 駐車場無料。滝や吊橋も無料。駐車場にトイレあり。 紅葉の時期に来てみたい！

(Translated by Google) Visited on December 31st, and the leisurely course appears to be currently closed to traffic. So, choose one course for good legs. Although the drop is steep, it only takes about 20 minutes round trip to reach the Meiji no Taki Observation Deck, so it's not too tiring. Compared to the Great Suspension Bridge, this one has a more natural scenery, and best of all, it's free. I went during a gust of wind, so the bridge was shaking and it was quite a thrill. However, it seems safe to carry 360 people, so don't worry. (Original) 12/31に訪問、ゆったりコースは現在通行禁止の様。なので、健脚コース１択。 落差は激しいが回顧の滝展望台までなら、ゆっくり見ても往復20分程度、そんなに疲れない。 大吊橋と比べるとこちらは自然を感じさせる景観、何より無料。 突風吹き荒ぶ時に行ったので橋が揺れてかなりのスリル感。 でも360人が乗っても大丈夫らしいので安心。

(Translated by Google) The suspension bridge shakes and is thrilling, but if you go to Nasu, you can't miss this place. I recommend forest bathing during this time of fresh greenery, but I'm sure the autumn leaves will also be beautiful. The suspension bridge is also free and I like being able to enjoy nature. (Original) 吊り橋が揺れてスリリングですが、那須へ行くならここは外せないです。 新緑のこの時期も森林浴が楽しめてオススメですが、紅葉も綺麗なんだろうなと思います。 吊り橋も無料で、自然が楽しめるのが好きです。

Very nice view of the mountains around. Refreshing site!

(Translated by Google) We went on the last day of the Obon holiday. There were hardly any people there. The views were amazing!!! <<<<<But it was pretty tough getting there! >>>>>> First of all, the winding mountain slope to the parking lot was steeper than I expected. From there, it was a brisk 15-minute adult walk to the entrance to the marsh. Recently, there have been bear sightings in Nasu-Shiobara, so there were concerns about bears. The path from the parking lot to the marsh required pushing our way through quite a bit of overgrown grass and trees, which was quite challenging, and even the bears were scary. I highly recommend going with as many people as possible and bringing bear bells and other bear protection gear. Also, since it rained until morning, there were some muddy spots. The worst part was right after leaving the parking lot. Your shoes will seriously get dirty there, so be sure to check the weather the day before! Also, there are some areas along the way where there is a lot of grass, so it's best not to go on short notice. However, once you overcome these difficulties, a beautiful view unfolds before you! Be sure to prepare and be careful! (Original) お盆の最終日に行きました。 人がほとんど居ない。景色最高！！！ <<<<<けど、行くの割と大変！>>>>>> まず、駐車場まで山のくねくね坂道思ったよりもあった。駐車場ついてから、湿原の入り口まで大人の早歩きで15分。 最近は那須塩原では「熊の出没」もあるため、熊の心配とあるし、駐車場から湿原までの道のりが割と草や木々が生い茂っている中をかき分けて行く必要あるため、結構大変だし、熊の心配もだって怖かったです。 なるべく、多くの人で行くことと、クマ避け鈴やクマ対策のグッズなど持って行くことを強くお勧めします。 また、この日は朝まで雨だったこともあり、ところどころぬかるんでいるところありました。一番酷かったのが駐車場出発してすぐのところ。ここはマジで靴が汚れるので、前日の天気と要チェックです！！ あと、道中は草が多いところあるのでハーパンでは行かないほうがよい。 けど、そんな困難を抜けた先に綺麗な景色が広がっていました！準備して気をつけて行ってください！

(Translated by Google) It takes less than an hour to walk slowly around the boardwalk from the parking lot. It's best to avoid sandals. If possible, it's a good idea to bring long pants and a bear bell for safety. There aren't many people, so you can enjoy the area at your own pace. Parking is free and there are also toilets. (Original) 駐車場から木道をぐるっとゆっくり一周しても1時間かからないぐらいです。サンダルはやめといた方が良いです。できれば長ズボンと熊よけの鈴もあった方が安心だと思います。人も少なくゆっくり楽しめます。なお、駐車場は無料でトイレもあります。

(Translated by Google) The boardwalk is well maintained and easy to walk on. However, sneakers are required. I visited on June 28th, and only a few Nikko Hemerocallis flowers were blooming. (Original) 木道で整備されていて歩きやすい。 但し、最低スニーカーは必要です。 6/28に訪れましたが、日光キスゲはポツポツしか咲いてませんでした。

(Translated by Google) There were several cars in the parking lot, including a group of hikers. I was wearing sneakers, but I was lightly equipped and didn't have a bear bell, so I followed the people ahead of me as I descended. I descended to Komoriishi and walked to the observation deck. The weather was nice, and the sky and scenery were beautiful. I'm glad I came. (Original) 駐車場には数台の車があり、登山者のグループもいらっしゃいました。 スニーカーこそ履いてはいましたが、軽装備で熊鈴も持っていなかったので先に歩かれている方を追いながら降りていきました 子守石まで降り、展望台までを歩きましたが 天気が良くて空と景色の美しく、来て良かったです

(Translated by Google) I visited on a weekday lunchtime at the end of May. If you don't go along the hiking route, it takes about 30-40 minutes to go around the whole circumference. I literally had the place to myself, and since I was in an area with no mobile phone coverage, I felt like I was the only person in the world. When I looked over at the pond, I saw a huge number of tadpoles that had hatched. It was such an impact that the image will stay burned into my mind for a while. (Original) 5月末の平日昼間に訪問しました。 登山ルートに入らなければ一周3-40分くらいで廻れます。 文字通り貸切状態で、携帯会社の圏外エリアなのもあり、世界に私一人しかいなくなってしまったような体験ができました。 ふと池に目をやると、おびただしい数のオタマジャクシが孵化していました。インパクトのあまり、しばらく光景が脳裏に焼きついて離れなさそうです。

(Translated by Google) Morning, October 30th A short walk from the parking lot leads to Numagara Marsh. It's not a very large marsh. There's a boardwalk. It was just the time of year when the leaves turned red. There was frost on the boardwalk in places. (Original) 10月30日朝 駐車場から少し歩くと沼ッ原湿原 あまり大きくはない湿原 木道が整備されてる ちょうど草紅葉の時期だった 木道に゙は霜凍ってるところもあった

(Translated by Google) There isn't much space to park your car, so it can be difficult during autumn leaves and long holidays. Also, there are places where it is difficult to get to the parking space when the road is narrow and people pass each other. There is Kotaro Chaya next to the parking space, where you can get tea, coffee, and food. (Original) 車をとめられるスペースは少ないので紅葉や大型連休の時は大変です。又　駐車スペースに行くまでの道が細くすれ違うときは大変な場所があります。駐車スペースの脇に小太郎茶屋があり、お茶やコーヒー、食事をとれる場所があります。

(Translated by Google) I visited this place after being recommended by the inn where I was staying. Apparently there are many stories behind it. The tea shop is doing well, taking advantage of the mountain stream's topography. Considering that the Nasu area is full of beautiful mountain streams, is it really worth going out of your way to visit?... (Original) 泊まった宿の方に勧められて伺いました。 色々曰くはあるそうです。 お茶屋さんが渓流の地形を活かして上手く営業されてます。 那須一帯が素晴らしい渓流に満ちていることを踏まえるとわざわざ行く価値はあるかというと。。。

(Translated by Google) It's a nice place, but if you come by family car or luxury car on the narrow mountain gravel road, it's hard to pass each other and there's a lot of traffic. Even during the tourist season, wouldn't it be better for the store to have someone standing at the entrance (maybe a security guard) and restricting the number of cars entering when the store is full? I'm scared that my car will fall off a cliff. The parking lot fills up quickly, and if you don't stop, you have to park on the side of the road, which causes another traffic jam. I don't know what jurisdiction (prefecture, country, store, etc.) it will be in, but if the store says it's open from and until what time, and everyone comes there, I wonder if this place is the store's. (Original) いいところなのですが、狭い山の砂利道でファミリーカーや高級な車で来ると、すれ違いが大変で大渋滞してます。観光シーズンだけでもお店の方が誰か上の入り口に立って（警備員さんでも良いと思います）満車の時は入る車を制限した方がいいのではないでしょうか？崖から車が落ちそうで怖い。駐車場もすぐいっぱいになってしまい、停まれないと路肩に停めるので、それでまた車が思うようにすれ違えず渋滞。どこの管轄区域（県や国、お店など）になるのか分かりませんが、店側が何時から何時までオープンと書いていて、そこにみんな来てるならここの場所はお店のなのかなぁ。

(Translated by Google) A driver who seems to be a beginner blocks the road by parking on the side of the road, then there is more parking on the side of the road, completely blocking the road. You will be at a loss for what to do on the weekend. It's not a problem of clutter or scenery, it's hell. (Original) 初心者と思われるドライバーが道を塞ぐ路駐→その後に更なる路駐で、完全に道路封鎖。週末は途方に暮れるでしょう。団子とか景観の問題では無く、地獄。

(Translated by Google) It's a beautiful place. You can enjoy the clear stream without having to eat dango at a teahouse. However, be careful as you will have to go down a mountain road that is only wide enough for one car to get to the site, so if an oncoming vehicle comes, one of you will have to back up the steep mountain road to a wider area, so it is recommended for beginners and those who are not confident in driving. It's better to stop. Also, this mountain road is extremely rough with an extremely steep slope, and low-height cars will scrape the bottom and spoiler of the vehicle. (Original) キレイなところです。 別に茶屋で団子食べなくても清流を楽しめます。 ただ要注意は現場まで車１台分しか幅のない山道を下るので、対向車が来るとどちらかが広い場所まで急勾配の山道をバックしなければならず、初心者や運転に自信がない人は止めた方がいいです。 またこの山道はとんでもない急勾配の上にかなりな悪路で、車高の低い車は下周りやスポイラーを擦ります。

(Translated by Google) It's a beautiful and soothing space if you can avoid the crowds. In summer, the breeze from the mountain stream feels good. However, now that the coronavirus has subsided, please be prepared to find a parking space and wait in line for the teahouse on Saturdays and Sundays. You have to go down a steep unpaved slope, but motorbikes, cars, and dogs come rushing in. (Original) 人混みを避けられれば美しくて癒される空間です。 夏は渓流の風も気持ちよい。 ただしコロナも一段落したおかげで土日は駐車スペースの確保と茶屋の順番待ちは覚悟してください。 未舗装の急坂を下りなければなりませんが、バイクも車もワンちゃんもガンガン入ってきます。

(Translated by Google) I went during the summer season. It was very hot on the way, but the wind seemed to be blowing only here so it was very pleasant. However, people who are easily bitten by mosquitoes should be careful. (Original) まさに夏な時期にいきました。道中はとても暑かったですが、ここだけ風が吹いてるようでとても気持ち良かったです。 ただし、蚊にさされやすい人は注意ですね😅

While it was small and a bit steep at 1000¥, it still had a fairly extensive display of rare and beautiful cars from all around the world. Could use a bit more descriptions and in English..

The place is so nice 👍 But the price so expensive😅 The short time only🤭

Wow just wow! I love seeing old car and this place was a great representation of it.

Nice little car collection. Unfortunately there was no heating inside! 🥶

Its a must go for the Car enthusiasts. All Automobile history under 1 roof. They have collection of Police hats and badges from across the world.

if u have little kids who is hard to control better not go there. most ofr the car r not allowed to touch

Great collection, loved the Rolls Royce cars!

館長？最低だな、、お金払って不愉快を買うぐらいひどい Not recommended for foreigners, the owner asked me how I felt when I came out of the tour, and when I said I didn't know much about it, the owner immediately got a bad look on his face and started kicking us out. In the lobby there are a few tables with old games on them, we tried to play, the owner said you are not a child anymore, hurry up and go. But meanwhile there were many other Japanese adults playing.

(Translated by Google) The exhibits were carefully crafted, easy to navigate, and filled me with nostalgia and excitement. The receptionist was cheerful and gave a thorough explanation, making it a pleasant experience to look around. The paths are meticulously recreated, with traces of people playing with the Kenkemper and even the chimneys and antennas on the roofs. We were also able to watch rare footage on atmospheric sheets. The entire museum was clean, but I was particularly impressed by the restrooms! The director has a bit of a bad mouth, lol. But it's a hidden gem that makes you want to return. (Original) 丁寧な展示で見やすく懐かしくて興奮しました。 受付の女性の方には明るく迎え入れてもらい、丁寧な説明があり気持ちよく見てまわれました。 道にはケンケンパーで遊んだ跡や、屋根の上(煙突やアンテナ)まで細かく再現されています。 貴重な映像も雰囲気あるシートで見ることができました。 館内はどこも綺麗でしたが、特にトイレには感心！ 館長は口悪いですね〜笑 ですが、また来たくなるような穴場スポットです。

(Translated by Google) I took my husband's parents there. I was impressed by how many different items related to the Showa era were collected. The exhibit also recreated the townscape of the Showa era, and my parents were nostalgic for the old days. In the hall immediately after entering the museum, there was a beautiful display of laminated Showa era record jackets. There were many nostalgic record jackets. The jukebox still worked, so I was able to listen to a few songs. As mentioned in the reviews, the director likes to talk, so I thought this response would be controversial. A movie about the 1964 Tokyo Olympics was being shown, and it was quite worth watching. I thought it would resonate with those born and raised in the Showa era, as something nostalgic, and as something new for those raised in the Heisei and Reiwa eras. (Original) 夫の両親を連れて行きました。 よくもこれだけ、様々な昭和にまつわる物を収集されたなと思いました。展示も、昭和の街並みを再現しており、両親も昔を懐かしんでいました。 入館してすぐのホールには、昭和のレコードジャケットがラミネート加工して綺麗に展示してありました。懐かしいレコードジャケットがたくさんありました。ジュークボックスもまだ作動するものがあり、何曲か聴かせてもらいました。 口コミにもあるように、館長の方がお話好きで、この対応は賛否分かれると思いました。 1964年の東京オリンピックの映画が上映されており、なかなか見応えがありました。 昭和生まれ、昭和育ちには懐かしく平成、令和育ちには新しいものとして、心に響くのではないかと思いました。

(Translated by Google) I stopped by on a family trip. I'm sorry to say that I didn't have high expectations, but it's no exaggeration to say that it was my favorite memory of the trip. It was right in the middle of spring break, but from the moment we entered the entrance, it was almost completely reserved. When I thought the store clerk (old man) came out, he turned out to be the manager and started talking to me lol It took about 20 minutes from the entrance to buy the ticket and enter. However, Tora-san has a crisp personality without any sarcasm, and the stories are really interesting. At important points, they explained the exhibits, let us listen to the jukebox, and even took family photos. Even without the director, the facility is larger than it looks from the front and the Showa era scenery is worth seeing. When the topic of Nasu comes up, I suddenly think of the Showa Retro Museum. I would like to repeat it again. (Original) 家族旅行で立ち寄りました。 失礼ながら、あまり期待していませんでしたが、この旅の一番の思い出となったと言っても過言ではありません。時期としては春休み真っ只中でしたが、入り口から入るとほぼ貸切状態。店員さん（おじさん）が出てきたと思ったら館長さんで良く喋ること笑 入り口からチケット買って入館するまでに20分くらいかかりました。でも嫌味のない寅さんのようなカラッとした性格で話が本当に面白い。 要所要所現れては、展示物の説明やジュークボックスを聴かせてくれたり、家族写真なんかも積極的に撮影して頂けました。 館長を抜きにしても表から見るより施設が大きく昭和の風景に見応えがあります。 那須の話題が出ると、ふと昭和レトロ館が浮かびます。またリピートしたいと思います。

(Translated by Google) The museum is truly amazing. When I finished looking around and came out, the owner selected two songs from the Showa-era jukebox and played them for me. The analog sound is wonderful. (Original) 博物館はとても素晴らしいです。 全部見終わり出てきたときに　こちらのオーナーさんから 昭和のジュークボックスの曲から 2曲選んで聞かせてもらいました。 アナログの音がとても素敵です。

(Translated by Google) Pets are OK. You can carry them in your arms or carry them in a cart. The museum and exhibits are clean and dust-free. There is no musty odor that is common with these types of products. The building used to be a 3D dinosaur museum. The store manager (who has a strong habit?) may be type A and methodical. Adult 1200 yen 20241105 First visit with my wife and Koo (Original) ペットok 抱っこかカートでok ホコリ一つなく綺麗な館内と展示物。この手の所にありがちなカビ臭さも全くない。昔は3D恐竜館だった建物。(クセ強？の)店長さんはA型で几帳面な方かも。大人1200円　20241105嫁とクーと初来訪

(Translated by Google) I stopped by because the facility I was looking for was closed. Even though it was 11:00 on a weekday, there was a Nissan Cedric on display and one tourist car, and the exterior looked like a treasure museum, so I was worried because I was there with my child. As soon as we entered the museum, a couple who had been there before us were taken aback by the museum director and were put on a rickshaw and had their photo taken. I didn't know the route, so I was looking around, and the director suddenly came over and told me to wait for him because he's going to explain it to me. If you're still looking in another direction, please listen to the explanation! I was told the route and precautions for the tour, and then I said, ``Let's go!'' The tour started with a reception that lived up to the previous reputation. However, the exhibits are in very good condition, showing how it was during the Showa era. All of them were interesting, and the children enjoyed watching them as well. Also, the black-and-white version of the Tokyo Olympics was being shown, and I watched it all the way through. When I returned to the first lobby after watching for about 30 minutes, the director was waiting for me and told my child to get on this rickshaw so I could take a photo with him! My adolescent child was forced to succumb to the director's pressure and take advantage of the director's pressure, and his expression seemed strange. lol. Even better, I'll take a picture of the old man with me, and then I'll ride next to him too! Give me your cell phone! They also kindly took pictures of the parents and their children. He took a few shots with me in another car, and after the exciting photo session, I was released. There was a fireplace, so you could walk close to it and enjoy the warmth with your kids. It's not firewood, so I wonder how it's going to catch fire. When we were talking about this, the curator said, ``This must be a pellet stove!'' Don't you even know that? My father is fine. I was provoked... On your way home, the museum director will give you advice on what to do next, so be careful! Was he pushed back and left? Sent out. Personally, I don't see many people these days who suddenly approach me at such a hostile distance when I see them for the first time, so it was a really fun time where I had to hold back my laughter, but the kids were like, ``That's scary...'' I was grumbling. lol. It was a Showa museum, including exhibits from the Showa era and the museum director, who looked like a stubborn old man from the neighborhood who scolded me when I was a kid! It was a wonderful different space! I think this is a good spot for couples to gauge the man's responsiveness! ! lol (Original) お目当ての施設がお休みだったので立ち寄りました。平日11:00とはいえ、展示品の日産セドリックと観光客のクルマ1台で、外観も秘宝館みたいな感じで、子どもと2人だったので心配になりました。入館するや否や、先客のカップルが件の館長にドヤされ気味に人力車に乗せられ記念写真を撮られていました。順路が分からなかったのでキョロキョロしてたら、館長がツカツカやってきて、今説明すっから待ってろ！といわれ、まだ別の方向もみてたら、良いから説明を聞け！と言われ順路、見学の注意事項を聞かされて、じゃ、行ってこい！と前評判通りの接遇から見学スタート。ただ、展示品はとても良い状態で、昭和の時代がこうだったんだ。と、興味を引くものばかりで、子どもとも楽しく見られました。また、白黒映像の東京オリンピックも流されていて普通に通しで見入ってました。30分くらい観て最初のロビーに戻ってきたら、館長が待ち受けていて、ウチの子に、写真撮ってやるからこの人力車に乗れ！と、思春期のウチの子どもも館長の圧に負け乗らざる得ない状況で微妙な感じの表情でパシャリ。笑。さらにつかさず、オヤジも一緒に撮ってやっからオメーも隣に乗れ！ケータイよこせ！と親子写真も親切に撮ってくれました。別車でも何ショットか撮ってくれ、怒涛の撮影会が終わり、解放されました。暖炉があったので近くまで言って子どもと温かいね。薪じゃないからこれどうやって火が出てるだろね。と話してたら、館長が、これはペレットストーブだろうよ！そんなことも知んねーのか！親父はよ〜。と煽られました…。帰り際、その後の行程も館長アドバイスも頂き、気を付けて行ってこいよ！と背中を押され退出？送り出されました。個人的には、最近、初見でいきなりこんなインファイトな距離で詰めてくる人は、なかなか居ないので、笑いを堪えるのに必死なくらい楽しい時間でしたが、子どもは、怖ぇーよ…とボヤいていました。笑。昭和の展示品とガキの頃に怒られた近所の頑固ジジイのような館長も含めて、昭和館でした！素敵な異空間でした！カップルの人たちは、男性側の対応力を測るのに、良いスポットだと思いますよ！！笑

Free entrance.. it was raining when we visited but worth visiting.. they have a camp site and bbq area.. needs reservation for cottage and tent space..

A beautiful waterfall. I really recommend. In rainy days take better good and waterproof shoes because is a lot of water in the way to the waterfall. But it worth it😊

‘24/4/21 waterfall is having a day off

Beautiful and awesome falls! Best after rain, if not the fall actually dries up!! 😮

Amazing

Very short walk down to the waterfall!

(Translated by Google) I visited after several days of continuous rain. I was able to see the magical waterfall with a solid amount of water. My only regret, however, was that the color of the basin wasn't the expected "Oshiraji blue," probably because the sun wasn't shining. The path to the waterfall is full of tree roots, and since it had just rained, it was slippery. Although the distance is short, hiking boots or trekking shoes are recommended. Even people wearing sneakers seemed to have a hard time walking. (Original) 数日続けて雨が降ったあとに訪問。 しっかりとした水量で幻の滝を見ることができた。 ただ、日がさしていなかったためか、滝壷の色は思っていたような「おしらじブルー」ではなかったことが唯一の心残り。 滝までの道は木の根が多く、雨上がりということもあって滑りやすく、距離は短いものの登山靴やトレッキングシューズだと安心。 運動靴を履いている人でも、歩くのに結構苦労していた印象。

Nice ice cream buffet

Tasty rusk

(Translated by Google) The variety is limited, but when you calculate the price, it's a steal! As it's all-you-can-eat rusks and ice cream, I invited everyone on a family trip, as I have a sweet tooth. There are four kinds of seasonal ice cream. There are several kinds of rusks, jams, and toppings, and they are all delicious. We even talked about how they could open a shop in Tokyo even if it cost over 2,000 yen... I'd definitely like to visit again! (Sorry for the dirty background in the ice cream photo.) (Original) 種類に限りはありますが、値段で計算したら破格では！？ ラスクとアイスの食べ放題ということで、甘党の私は家族旅行でみんなを誘って訪問させていただきました。 季節のアイスもあり4種類。ラスクもジャムやトッピング系も数種類あり美味しく、都内では2000円超えてもお店出せるよね…？と話していた程です。 ぜひまた訪れる際は、お邪魔したいです！ (アイスの写真の背景、汚くてすみません。)

(Translated by Google) This was my first visit! ⭐︎ All-you-can-eat gelato! Adults: ¥880 Children: ¥440 (Free for children under 3) Enter the store, go straight to the register, and pay. You'll receive a cup. You'll also receive a cup for your drink. ・Water ・Tea ・Coffee Gelato types and (personal impressions) ⭐︎Milk (Strong milk flavor, good!) ⭐︎Watermelon (More milk than refreshing, good!) ⭐︎Chocolate (Less chocolate flavor. Cocoa powder, a bit precocious, good!) ⭐︎Yogurt (Milk and yogurt mixed together, not my favorite flavor!❌) Personally, I like milk and watermelon. Toppings: ⭐︎Sauces ⭐︎Sugar spray ⭐︎Rusks (Changes daily) ⭐︎Sliced ​​almonds? ⭐︎Ramune ⭐︎Chocolate chips The rusks were delicious, as expected, and I even bought some as souvenirs! On my way out, I went to the restroom, but the women's section was always full, probably because another customer was there... I went into the shared section and was shocked by how dirty it was. The staff didn't seem busy, but the restroom was so unsanitary... I was shocked. First of all, there was urine dripping into the toilet, and it was wet on the floor... and the hand towels were overflowing and scattered everywhere... I had to wipe up a stranger's urine before going to the bathroom... so tiring. I was so shocked that I took a picture of the restroom... I hope everyone, including small children, keeps the restroom clean so the next person can use it comfortably. No one wants to have to wipe someone else's urine, after all. The ice cream was delicious, but I was disappointed by the restroom, so I'm giving it 3 stars. (Original) 今回初めて訪問⭐︎ ジェラート食べ放題〜！ 大人880円 子ども440円(3歳以下無料) 店内入って、直進しレジにて 受付し、お会計をするとカップが もらえます。 飲み物のカップももらえる。 ・水 ・お茶 ・コーヒー ジェラートの種類と(個人の感想) ⭐︎ミルク(ミルクの味がしっかりして◎) ⭐︎スイカ(サッパリというよりミルク感あり◎) ⭐︎チョコ(チョコ感は少なめ。ココアパウダー ませだような感じ△) ⭐︎ヨーグルト(ミルクとヨーグルトが混ざってるのかあまり好きでは無い味❌) 個人的には、ミルクとスイカが 好きかな〜 トッピングは、 ⭐︎ソース類 ⭐︎シュガースプレー ⭐︎ラスク(日によって変わる) ⭐︎スライスアーモンド？ ⭐︎ラムネ ⭐︎チョコチップ ラスクはやっぱり美味しくて お土産も買っちゃいました！ 帰り際、お手洗いに行ったら 女性専用は違うお客さんが 入っていたのか、ずっと空かず… 共用の方へ入ったら、汚すぎて びっくりしました。スタッフの方は 多忙な様子もない中、お手洗いが 不衛生になっていて…ドン引き。 まず便器に尿が垂れていて 床にも濡れてるし…手拭きペーパーは 溢れて散乱… トイレする前に知らない人の 尿を拭く羽目に…しんどぃ。 びっくりしすぎてお手洗いの 写真撮ってしまいました… 次の方がきもちよく利用できるよう 小さなお子様含め、みなさんには 綺麗に使っていただきたいな と思いました。 他の方の尿なんて誰も拭きたくない ですからね。 アイスクリームおいしかったけど お手洗いの件でガッカリしたので ⭐︎3です。

(Translated by Google) I took advantage of the all-you-can-eat gelato attached to the rusk shop. Although it's called gelato, it's a soft serve ice cream type of ice cream. As of August 2025, you can eat as much milk, chocolate, yogurt, and limited-time watermelon as you like. I like lighter flavors, so I had about three bowls of yogurt and watermelon. Best of all, I was happy that I could also eat as much rusk as I wanted, as they sell them as souvenirs. (Original) ラスク屋さんに併設のジェラート食べ放題を利用しました。名前はジェラートですがソフトクリーム系のアイスです。 2025年8月現在は牛乳、チョコレート、ヨーグルト、期間限定のスイカが食べ放題。さっぱり系が好きなのでヨーグルトとスイカを３杯ほどいただきました。 何よりお土産として販売されているラスクも盛り放題なのが嬉しいです。

(Translated by Google) All-you-can-eat gelato for 880 yen!! When you check in at the cashier in the souvenir shop, you'll be given a cup and you can enter the store😌 There's no explanation and no staff when you enter the store, so it's a bit confusing, but there's a guide on how to make gelato, so you can use it while reading it😊 There are four types of gelato: milk, chocolate, passion fruit, and yogurt, and there are also a variety of toppings such as rusks😊 There are also recommended ways to eat them, so I think you can enjoy them in various combinations🥰 There were few seats available because it was Saturday, but I was lucky to get a seat✨ There was a sign saying that if the place is full, please use your car💦 It's not far from the parking lot, but it's difficult, so it's probably better to go at a different time when it's crowded😅 (Original) ジェラート食べ放題880円！！ お土産処のお会計のところで受付をすると、カップを渡され入店できる😌 説明をされるわけでもなく店に入ってもスタッフがいないので戸惑うが、ジェラートの作り方などが書かれているので見ながら利用していく😊 ジェラートはミルク、チョコレート、パッションフルーツ、ヨーグルトの4種類があり、 トッピングのラスクなども種類があった😊 おすすめの食べ方も書かれているので、 いろいろな組み合わせで楽しむことができると思う🥰 土曜日だからか空席が少なかったが、運良く席を取るとこができた✨ 満席の場合には車での利用をお願いしますみたいなことが書かれていた💦 駐車場から遠くはないが大変なので、混んでいる時には時間をずらしたほうが良さそう😅

(Translated by Google) The all-you-can-eat ice cream and rusks are great. The price is 880 yen, 440 yen for children. There are many different flavors of ice cream, such as the classic milk flavor, passion fruit, chocolate, and rusks. Nasu Highlands itself is cool, so you can drink hot tea for free, which is a great perk. (Original) アイスとラスク食べ放題が良い。値段も880円幼児は440円。 定番のミルク味、パッションフルーツ、チョコなどのアイスにラスクや様々なフレーバーが沢山ありました。 那須高原自体が涼しいので無料で温かいお茶も飲めるのは特典が高い。

【森の中の隠れ家カフェでひと息】 Tucked away at the end of an unpaved road, Cafe Yumeya feels like a secret you’re lucky to stumble upon—a reformed kominka where time slows and coffee tastes better. We visited just before check-in at a nearby ryokan, and while the final stretch of the drive was a little bumpy, it only added to the sense of arrival. Ample parking greeted us, and stepping into the cozy, wood-framed space felt like walking into a lovingly restored piece of rural Japan. Warm, welcoming, and thoughtfully curated, it’s a space that invites you to linger. We shared two galettes—crispy, savory, and beautifully balanced—and paired them with freshly brewed coffee. A gentle hush filled the room, broken only by the soft clinking of cups and the laughter of a few families. Toys in the corner signaled a family-friendly atmosphere, and ceramic artworks displayed for sale added an extra layer of charm. Even the trip to the restroom was its own whimsical detour—a small outdoor path leading past what looked like the river, only to reveal a hidden room tucked away behind the building. Service was kind, the surroundings serene, and the entire experience felt like a well-kept secret meant to be shared just once—with someone special. 【Features】 🚘 Parking: Available in front of the cafe 🍽️ Order: Galettes & Coffee 🚻 Toilet outside the establishment 🧸 Family-friendly: Toys available for children 🖼️ Art for sale: Handcrafted ceramics inside 💰 Payment: 📲💴Cash or Mobile Payment (PayPay) 🔙 Would I visit again? 💓Definitely

Great food and off the beaten path location 👍

Very good food and nice house.

Good !

(Translated by Google) You can eat with your cat. As the name suggests, this is a cafe in an old Japanese house. Highly recommended. If you are coming from Tokyo, I highly recommend you visit. It's a relaxing old Japanese house. There are table seats and tatami seating. If you have a cat, you can eat in the tatami room. We sat in the tatami room with our cat. The owner has a cat, and the cat sometimes pops out. It's run by a family, so it has a homey atmosphere. You can eat crispy, fresh 🥒🍅🥕 vegetables with a raw vegetable salad. You can't often find crispy vegetable salads in restaurants in Tokyo. On this day, we had the seasonal galette (ratatouille) and fried chicken. Ratatouille is delicious as it is, but when you eat it on top of the galette, the synergistic effect with the buckwheat flour makes it even more delicious. The fried chicken was fried to perfection. The crunchy batter had a nice texture 😃 When you eat fried chicken in Tokyo, depending on the store, the oil has soaked into the batter and you can only taste the oil, but this one was well-cooked and delicious. When you visit, you will have to turn down an unpaved side road, but don't worry, you will get there. It's best to pay in cash. (Original) 猫ちゃんと一緒に食事ができます。 店名どおり古民家のカフェです。 お勧めします。 東京からこられる方はご利用を是非お勧めします。 古民家で落ち着きます。 テーブル席と座敷席があります。 猫ちゃんであれば座敷で食事できます。 我家も座敷で猫ちゃんと座りました。 オーナーさんは猫を飼っておられ、時々猫ちゃんが顔を出すようです。 ご家族で営業されておられアットホームな雰囲気ですね。 シャキシャキとした新鮮な🥒🍅🥕野菜を生野菜サラダで食べられます。 東京の飲食店ではシャキシャキした野菜サラダはあまり食べられないですもの。 この日は、 季節限定ガレット（ラタトゥユ)と、唐揚げをいただきました。 ラタトゥイユはそのままでも美味しいですが、ガレットとに乗せて食べると蕎麦粉の味との相乗効果で美味しいです。 唐揚げは、カラッと揚がっています。 カリカリのころもの食感が良かった😃 東京で食べると店舗によっては油がころもに染み込んで油の味しかしない唐揚げが多いですが、こちらは味も調理も良く美味しかったです。 訪れる際に途中舗装されていない脇道に入りますが心配しないで下さい、きちんとたどり着きます。 支払いは現金がいいですね。

(Translated by Google) I went with my family on a Sunday after 2 PM. We were able to enjoy a leisurely meal in a quiet environment. The soup curry was delicious, of course, but the galettes were also incredibly tasty ╰(*´︶`*)╯♡ Also, as a coffee lover, I was blown away by the deliciousness of the iced coffee! Next time, I'll be back with friends ♪ (Original) 日曜日の14時過ぎに家族で利用しました。静かな環境でゆっくりご飯を楽しむことが出来ました。スープカレーはもちろんのこと、ガレットがこんなに美味しいなんて╰(*´︶`*)╯♡ それと、コーヒー好きな私はアイスコーヒーの美味しさにも感激！今度はお友達と伺います♪

(Translated by Google) You can enjoy galettes and other dishes in an old Japanese house. Pets are allowed inside the restaurant, so I visited with my dog. The atmosphere was great, and I had both a meal and a snack of galettes. This is a restaurant I'd like to visit again when I'm in Nasu. (Original) 古民家でガレットなどを食べることができます。 ペットと一緒に店内も入れるので、犬連れで訪問しました。 雰囲気も良く、食事系とおやつ系のガレットの両方ともいただきました。 那須に行った時にはまた訪れたいお店です。

Actually it was snowy when we plan to go there so we are not prepared to go down that and thats the reason we haven't seen the falls itself but we tried.

the color of water is emerald green. worth a visit.

Nice waterfall i have been told especially in autumn with red treeleafs.

(Translated by Google) We visited at 9am in early November. The autumn leaves were starting to fall. The road is wide, making it easy to get there by car. Parking is available. According to locals, the sun isn't high in the sky at this time of year, so the basin below the falls is always in shadow. They also said that the trees around the observation deck were cut down in late October, making it easier to see the falls. (Original) 十一月初旬九時訪問。紅葉は散り始めかな？ 道が広めで車で行きやすいです。駐車場あり。 地元の人曰くこの時期は太陽が高くないので滝壺は常に影がかかるとのことでした。あと10月下旬に展望台周辺の木を伐採して滝が見やすくなったと。

(Translated by Google) Komadome Falls observation deck near the parking lot From the observation deck, you can see Komadome Falls in the distance. I came in the afternoon, but the falls were in the shade. The best time to see them is in the morning. (Original) 駐車場から近い駒止の滝の観瀑台 観瀑台からは遠くに駒止の滝を望める 午後に来たが滝が日陰になってしまっていた 見るなら午前中の方がいい

(Translated by Google) Free parking is a plus. You can see the small Komadome Falls in the distance. The sound of the falls is quite loud and pleasant, but there's nothing else to see. (Original) 無料駐車場は嬉しい 遠くに小さく駒止の滝が見れます 滝の音はかなり大きく心地よいですが、他には何もないですね

(Translated by Google) Visited on November 7, 2025. The autumn leaves were almost gone. The parking lot is about 1 km from Prefectural Route 17. The road is wide enough for two people to ride in opposite directions. (Original) 2025年11月7日訪問。紅葉は終わりかけでした。 駐車場は県道17号から1kmほど。対向できる程度の道幅はあります。

The Tsutsuji Suspension Bridge is a scenic spot in Nasu, Tochigi Prefecture, that offers a spectacular view of the Nasu mountain range and the surrounding nature. The bridge is easily accessible by car, and there is a parking lot nearby. There is also a restroom and a store next to the bridge, where you can buy souvenirs and snacks. It is open from 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 and the admission fee is 300 yen for adults and 150 yen for children. The bridge is a must-see attraction for anyone who loves nature and adventure.

It is a suspension bridge above a valley with Nigato River flowing under the bridge. The view is fantastic. If you visit there onsunny days, the towns in Tochigi-kan and Ibaraki-kan will look like the sea because the view is so blue! You can drive to the free car park nearby and walk to this bridge in 5 minutes. No admission fee is needed.

Nothing much in spring season, consider coming in fall to see the autumn leaves.

It’s not busy place and free bridge. Swinging little bit and fun to walk. There is hiking street near here.

Neat view for sure. You can smell the sulfur aroma emanating from the environs. Hang on to your kids when it's windy!

The bridge is above a river and forests surrounding it. The scenery is beautiful but be careful of your valuables as they may fall down its holes(to see the river)….

Very nice view on the bridge

I did a horse brushing course for ¥3000 because I was a bit scared to ride one. The horse was so calm and it helped me chill. Highly recommend.

The atmosphere is beautiful. The grass is o green and lush. I also saw sunflowers 🌻 in summer. Please visit. It’s worth it.

You have to preorder the lunch and it is bit expensive. However, feeding carrots to the horses is not and the views are gorgeous. Careful following navigation as it can direct you at the exit instead of the entrance.

Very friendly staff and a good atmosphere overall

Beautiful views and very accommodating staff. Nice restaurant for a lunch or dinner

Nice view but expensive entrance fee with not much to do. You basically have to book ahead otherwise don’t just turn up.

(Translated by Google) This is a well-known, stylish spot! It's famous for Sae Miyazawa. Enjoy a stylish and delicious lunch, horseback riding, and shopping while taking in the natural scenery! It's quite popular, so it's best to make a reservation! 🌟 There are plenty of activities, including horseback riding, horse-drawn horses, and tractor tours. Reservations are generally required. There's also an open-air cafe and restaurant open only on weekends, and the coffee there was delicious! If you want to enjoy some fresh air while you're there, be sure to visit this farm! You can also purchase eggs, dressings, and merchandise at the market. It's also a great spot for taking photos and videos. It takes quite a while to get there from Tokyo, so it's best to head there early in the morning. The parking lot is spacious. (Original) 言わずと知れたお洒落スポット！　紗栄子さんで有名な場所ですね。大自然を眺めながら、おしゃれで美味しいランチ、乗馬体験、お買い物を楽しめます！ 結構人気なので予約した方が良いです🌟 乗馬や引馬、トラクターツアーなどのアクティビティも満載です。基本的に予約必須です。 週末限定の青空カフェやレストランもあり、こちらのコーヒーも美味しかった～！ 美味しい空気も一緒に頂きたい方は、こちらのファームにぜひ行ってみてくださいね！ マルシェなどでは卵やドレッシング、グッズも買えます。 写真や動画を撮る映えスポットとしても良いかもしれませんね。東京からですと結構時間がかかるので、朝早くから向かったほうがよいと思います。 駐車場は広いです。

This is the smallest of the 3 JR Stations in Nasushiobara. There’s not much to do or see here, but it offers convenient access to some of the hot spots in the city. It’s only about a 12 minute walk to Starbucks, and 20 minutes to the SEGA Game Center. There’s plenty of places to grab lunch in between, and if you’re without a car, then there’s really no other choice.

(Translated by Google) Before the opening of the Shinkansen, it was a large station where all but a few express trains stopped, and the limited express Hibari also stopped at some stations, but it gave up its position to Nasu-Shiobara Station and became just Hashigami Station, which is common in the suburbs of Tokyo, with Shinkansen trains passing through the sky at high speed. The facilities at the station are not barrier-free either; the only elevator that goes to the station building is on the side of the station building; there are no elevators on the road across from the station, there are no separate toilets for people with disabilities, and there are steep steps at the entrance. There are no kiosks at the station, and there is no green window.There are three ticket vending machines, one of which is a designated ticket vending machine (the type that does not allow you to talk to the call center). (Original) 新幹線開業の前は、急行は一部を除けば止まり、特急ひばり号も一部は停車した大きな駅だったが、那須塩原駅にその位置を譲って、ただの東京郊外によくある橋上駅になり、上空を新幹線が高速で通過していく。 駅の設備もバリアフリー化が進んでおらず、駅舎には行くエレベーターは駅舎側だけで、駅を挟んだ道路側にはないし、トイレには障がい者個室はなく、入口にもきつい段差がある。 駅には売店に当たるものもなく、みどりの窓口もない、切符は３台ある券売機でうち１台は指定券券売機（コールセンターとは会話できないタイプ）

(Translated by Google) Are the urinals and sinks Nasu Kogen color? It was a station that was supposed to be a Shinkansen stop, but it competed with Kuroiso, but tragically lost its position to neighboring Higashi-Nasuno (now Nasu-Shiobara). It was once a key transportation hub, serving as the starting point for the Shiobara Railway and Higashino Railway. By the way, there is a cow mailbox at the east entrance. (Original) 小便器や洗面台が那須高原色？新幹線停車を想定した駅で黒磯と争ったが隣の東那須野（現 那須塩原）に座を奪われた悲劇の駅。かつては塩原電車や東野鉄道の起点となった交通の要衝。ちなみに東口入口には牛の郵便ポストがある

(Translated by Google) I used it to go to Shiobara Onsen. It was a quiet station, but the waiting room was well stocked and the toilet was outside the ticket gate, so it was convenient to use while waiting for the bus. I think there are fewer shops around (although it's not that there aren't any). (Original) 塩原温泉に行くために利用しました。静かな駅でしたが、待合室が充実していてトイレが改札外にあったので、バス待ちの間にも利用できて便利でした。周りのお店は（ない訳ではないですが）少なめだと思います。

(Translated by Google) I went back to Shiobara Onsen in the morning because I wasn't able to take any photos. I didn't see any objet d'art. (Original) 塩原温泉朝帰りの時は写真撮れなかったので再訪 オブジェとかは見当たらなかった

(Translated by Google) I only used it once after coming back from a business trip to have a meal with a colleague. I heard that there is a delicious soba restaurant in front of the station. (Original) 一度だけ出張の帰りに同僚と食事の為に降りて利用しました。 駅前に美味しいお蕎麦屋さんがあるとのことで。

(Translated by Google) This is the gateway to Shiobara Onsen. There is nothing in front of the station compared to Nasu-Shiobara Station. There doesn't even seem to be a kiosk at the station. (Original) 塩原温泉の玄関口です。駅前は那須塩原駅と比べると何もありません。駅にはキオスクすら無い感じです。

Nice little place with a heritage site you can visit (paid), a cafe/restaurant and a farmers market. You can visit the park, parking and toilet for free.

Very new and clean. Not as many vegetables available as some older places. Everything looks to be good quality.

Update (August 2021): Recently opened up the rice bag we got during our visit two months ago and IT HAD BUGS!!! 😫😫😫 lots of lively black bugs writhing with cocoons on the sides of the bag. This should not happen. It was quite disgusting. Be careful of buying rice here. Former post from June 2021: Good area to get some veggies and plants! Have a bite to eat and take a walk on the former residence of Ambassador Aoki and his family.

I like this place.

(Translated by Google) It's a beautiful building with some shade, and the sunflowers were in full bloom. It's the perfect place to take a break during a drive at this time of year. The store sells fresh vegetables at relatively low prices. The eggplants and bitter melons are large, and the asparagus is also fresh. What surprised me most was the corn. It was incredibly sweet and rich. It seems to be a variety called Sunny Chocolate. I'd go back just for this. (Original) 綺麗な建物で木陰もあり、ひまわりも綺麗に咲いてました。この時期ドライブの休憩に最適です。 店内は、新鮮な野菜が比較的お安く売ってました。 茄子やゴーヤが大きい。アスパラも瑞々しい。 何より驚いたのが、とうもろこし。 めっちゃ甘くて濃厚でした。 サニーショコラって言う品種らしい。 これだけのためでも、また買いに行きたいです。

(Translated by Google) It's been newly renovated and is now a stylish roadside station. However, the toilets are still the same old ones, with Japanese-style toilets. There are so many delicious-looking bento boxes on sale it's hard to choose. I bought some for lunch and some for dinner. There's also an abundance of agricultural products. (Original) 新しくリニューアルされておしゃれな道の駅になった。 でもトイレは昔のままで和式があったりする。 美味しそうなお弁当がたくさん売っていて迷う。 昼の分と夜の分を買ってきた。 農産物も豊富。

(Translated by Google) October 10th was a miraculously sunny day. The store was new and clean, and had a wide selection of products, from local vegetables to souvenirs. That day, I couldn't help but head over to the cosmos field I could see from the parking lot and take a photo. (Original) 10月10日奇跡的に晴れた日でした。まだ、新しく綺麗な店内で、地元の野菜からお土産まで 品物豊富でした。 その日は、駐車場から見えた コスモス畑に思わず足が向いて、思わず写メを撮りました 。

Natural, scenic, peaceful place: lush greenery, cool mist, relaxing atmosphere. There is a viewing platform (“Kanbakudai”) and from the parking lot some stairs → then further path down to the waterfall basin. Free admission.

This place was amazing! Short walk, suzushi tenki! Family all took our shoes of and dunked our feet in. Wow, late July and the water was sooo cold! Our daughter found a frog, frog attached.

Fantastic place deserved a super 5 star rate! The water fall, stream, greenery is the piece of art by nature. Definitely a pleasant place to visit in spring and summer season. Only 3min’s walk to the waterfall, good to access and less difficult walking.

Free parking and entrance and there’s a lovely cafe near it.

A great little excursion from our hotel (Epinard Nasu). We had it to ourselves, and loved the beautiful sound of the water as well as the rich green surroundings.

Nice place to visit when you travel around Nazu area. Free parking available. There is a staircase to go down and have a close look.

Beautiful and quite a short walk from the parking area, so that's a real plus for me.

Free parking and entry. The area has beautiful scenery all year round, but the autumn is the perfect time to visit to take in the breathtaking sights along the journey and in the area. This is a place I would recommend for everybody.

You must come here to see maple leaf

Beautiful, even i didn't visited it in the best season, I could appreciate beautiful views

The view was absolutely stunning. Love the red maple trees. Its a must go place.

the area is run down the city in. falling apart not worth the visit

Wish I went a week later (I went Oct 28) for better colors.

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We entered during the botan matsuri, when there was an entrance fee of 500 yen. Immediately felt it was worth the price, as we received tea and Japanese sweets as a service. We enjoyed the sweets while watching the temple from the garden. Afterward, we walked up a small mountain at the back of the graveyard, which was a great experience. It was quiet and the air was refreshing, and at the end, there was a bell you could ring. In the graveyard, the peonies were in bloom. Additionally, we ran into a large troop of wild monkeys, that were eating fresh flowers from the graves. The monkeys were not afraid of people and you could see them at a very close distance. We also saw a wild honey badger. The area itself is also very beautiful. Would absolutely recommend.

(Translated by Google) History of over 830 years. In the precincts of Myoun-ji Temple, an ancient temple of the Rinzai sect, various types of peonies are blooming in red, pink, purple, white, and yellow 𑁍𓏸𓈒 Myounji's Peony Festival was safe and I made it in time 💦 Held from May 8th to May 31st Apparently there is also a matcha tea ceremony on Saturdays and Sundays! 2024.5.23 (Thu) 8:28 (Original) 830年以上の歴史。持つ臨済宗の古刹.妙雲寺の境内に赤、ピンク、紫、白、黄色様々な種類のボタンが咲き誇っています𑁍𓏸𓈒 妙雲寺のぼたんまつり、滑り込みセーフで間に合いました💦 5月8日～31日迄開催です 土日は抹茶席もあるようですよ！ 2024.5.23(木)8:28

(Translated by Google) I went there because the Peony Festival had started, but unfortunately, most of the flowers were still in bud and not in bloom. So I plan to visit again during the event. As for the location, it had a very clean atmosphere. (Original) ぼたんまつりが始まったので行って来たのですが、残念ながらほとんどつぼみのままで咲いてませんでした。なので開催期間中に、再度訪れようと思います。場所的には、とても清らかな雰囲気のとこでした。

(Translated by Google) There was a small waterfall and a big cedar tree, which was very relaxing. I walked to a little higher in the temple grounds, but it seems there are good views from there. (Original) 小さな滝や大きな杉があったりと心癒されました。境内の少し上の方まで歩いて行きましたが、そこからもっと上には見晴らしのよい場所などがあるようです。

(Translated by Google) When Golden Week begins, Myounji Temple's Peony Festival begins. Park your car at the free municipal parking lot and pay 500 yen at the entrance of the shrine grounds. The peonies are already in full bloom. After praying at the main hall and dedicating 300 yen of votive tablets to protect against evil spirits, climb the stone steps of the Peony Garden while enjoying the cool breeze full of negative ions from Tokoraku Falls to the left of the main hall. The peonies that Mr. Danka had painstakingly cultivated continued all the way to the cemetery, and when we came down after praying at Heikezuka, which is associated with Myoun-ji Temple, the water was flowing through the grounds, and the thatch and wisteria were also beautiful. It was a nice walk with the refreshing May sun and the faint scent of flowers. (Original) ゴールデンウィークが開けたら妙雲寺のぼたんまつりです。市営の無料駐車場に車を停め、境内の入口で500円払います。ぼたん既に見頃です。本堂にお参りして、厄落としの絵馬300円を奉納したら、本堂左の常楽の滝のマイナスイオンたっぷりの涼風に吹かれ、牡丹園の石段を登ります。檀家さんが丹精込めて育てた牡丹は墓地まで続き、妙雲寺ゆかりの平家塚にお参りして下って来ると、境内を遣り水が流れ、躑躅と藤も風情があり綺麗でした。爽やかな五月晴れとかすかな花の香りに良い散策となりました。

(Translated by Google) Visited on 2025.05.13 I stopped by on my way to the Red Suspension Bridge. A peony garden was being held. (Entry fee required) (Original) 2025.05.13 訪問 紅の吊り橋に向かう途中立ち寄りました。 ぼたん園を開催していました。(入園有料)

(Translated by Google) Myounji Temple is full of things to see. In addition to ``Joraku Falls,'' which I was most looking forward to, there are other temples that make me wish I had done more research before coming. The Japanese restaurant where we had lunch There is a Sanmon gate between Matsumoto-san's restaurant and Matsumoto-san's parking lot. Matsumoto-san's lunch is reasonably priced and delicious, so I highly recommend it. The following is a quote from Wikipedia. This is the origin of Myoun Zenni in the early Kamakura period. Zenni Myoun is said to be the younger sister of Shigemori Taira, and after the defeat in the Genpei War, she fled to this area and built a hermitage, which is the origin of this temple. The main image of Shaka Nyorai is called Taira no Shigemori's Nenjibutsu. The area around Shiobara was burnt down during the Boshin War, but this temple was able to avoid being destroyed. Main Hall - March 31, 1993 Designated as a tangible cultural property by Nasu-Shiobara City Palace - March 31, 1993 Designated as a tangible cultural property by Nasu-Shiobara City The interior of the main hall is divided into an outer hall where the general public worships and an inner hall where Buddhist statues are placed, and a palace is located within the inner hall. The main Buddha statue of Shakyamuni Buddha is enshrined inside the palace of Myoun-ji Temple. Yakushido Hall of Myounji Temple - March 30, 2017 Designated as a tangible cultural property by Nasu-Shiobara City Enkei Bunko (formerly Enmado) at Myounji Temple - March 30, 2017 Designated as a tangible cultural property by Nasu-Shiobara City In 1958, the name was changed from Enma-do to Enkei Bunko by the chief priest at the time. The large cedar of Myounni Tower - October 23, 1968 Designated as a natural monument by Nasu-Shiobara City (Original) 見所満載の妙雲寺さんです。 一番楽しみにしていた『常楽滝』の他にも、もっと下調べしてから来ればよかったと思わせるお寺さんです。 ランチをとった日本料理 松本さんのお店と松本さんの駐車場の間に山門があります。松本さんのランチはお手頃価格で美味しくておすすめです。 以下Wikipediaからの引用です。鎌倉時代初期、妙雲禅尼の開基である。妙雲禅尼は平重盛の妹といわれており、源平合戦の敗戦後に、当地に逃れて草庵を編んだのが、当寺の起源である。本尊の釈迦如来像は平重盛の念持仏という。 戊辰戦争の戦火で塩原周辺は焼け落ちたが、当寺は焼失を免れることができた。 本堂 - 1993年3月31日 那須塩原市指定有形文化財指定 宮殿 - 1993年3月31日 那須塩原市指定有形文化財指定 本堂の内部は、一般の人々が礼拝する外陣と仏像などが置かれる内陣に分かれており、内陣の中に宮殿（くうでん）が置かれている。妙雲寺の宮殿内には本尊釈迦如来仏像が安置されている。 妙雲寺の薬師堂 - 2017年3月30日 那須塩原市指定有形文化財指定 妙雲寺の塩渓文庫（旧閻魔堂） - 2017年3月30日 那須塩原市指定有形文化財指定 1958年に当時の住職により閻魔堂から塩渓文庫に名称変更した。 妙雲尼塔の大杉 - 1968年10月23日 那須塩原市指定天然記念物指定

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(Translated by Google) 2025.5 This shrine is located on the grounds of the villa where General Nogi lived after the Sino-Japanese War. I have visited Nogi Shrine in Tokyo several times, but this is my first time here. Unfortunately, the villa where General Nogi lived was burned down twice in suspicious fires. The current building is a reconstruction. General Nogi is represented in various forms, including paintings, photographs, and statues. General Nogi had a gentle appearance as a soldier, and has a gentle image of showing samurai compassion to his enemies in real life as well. However, he was not good at war, and two of his own children were killed in the Russo-Japanese War under his command. He also served as the president of Gakushuin University, and excelled in both literature and martial arts. There is a villa behind the shrine, but it was burned down in a suspicious fire and is now a reconstruction. [Deities] Nogi Maresuke, Nogi Shizuko [History] Emperor Meiji passed away on July 30, 1912, and on the night of September 13, when his funeral took place, the couple repaid the Emperor Meiji's blessing by committing suicide. On the day of the funeral of the Shogun and his wife, which was held at Aoyama Funeral Hall, local residents who remembered their virtues held a distant worship ceremony at their villa. At the ceremony, Tezuka Genki, the chief priest of Otawara Shrine, who later became the first chief priest of Nogi Shrine, proposed the founding of a shrine to enshrine the spirit of the Shogun as a god of earthly virtue, and with overwhelming support from those in attendance, the decision was made to establish the shrine. August 28, 1914 A proposal to establish a shrine was submitted June 16, 1915 Permission given by the Minister of the Interior: "The shrine should be considered a prefectural shrine" March 6, 1916 The main hall and worship hall were completed April 12, 1916 The deity was transported by train from the main residence and enshrined at 8pm April 13 Grand ceremony held to celebrate the enshrinement (Original) 2025.5 日清戦争後に乃木将軍が閑居した別邸の敷地内にある神社。 東京の乃木神社は何度か参拝していますがこちらは初めてです。 残念ながら乃木将軍が暮らしていた別邸は2度の不審火で焼失しています。現在建っているのは復元されたものです。 絵や写真、像など色々な形で乃木将軍があります。 乃木将軍は軍人としては風貌が優しげであり、実際にも敵にも武士の情をかけるような優しいイメージ。ただ戦争は下手でご自身の指揮のもと実子のお二人も日露戦争で亡くされています。 また学習院の学長も務められた文武とも秀でた方でした。 神社裏手に別宅がありますが、不審火などによる焼失で現在は復元された建物となります。 【御祭神】 乃木希典命、乃木静子命 【由緒】 明治45年7月30日明治天皇が崩御され、そのご大葬が行われた9月13日夜、ご夫妻は殉死を以て明治天皇のご聖恩に報いられました。 青山葬儀場で行われた将軍ご夫妻の葬儀当日、ご遺徳を偲ぶ地元の住民は別邸において遙拝式を斎行しました。その場で後に乃木神社初代宮司となる大田原神社の手塚元氣宮司は、将軍の神霊を土徳の神として祀る神社の創立を提議し、参列者の絶大な賛同を得て神社創立が決定しました。 大正3年8月28日 神社創立の議を提出 大正4年6月16日 内務大臣より許可「社格ハ県社ト心得ヘシ」 大正5年3月6日 本殿、拝殿が竣功 大正5年4月12日 ご神霊が本邸より列車でご動座、夜8時にご鎮座 4月13日 鎮坐奉祝大祭斎行

(Translated by Google) I visited the shrine on Sunday. A beautiful stream flows through the grounds, which feels very cool. The main hall is relatively new and modern. Behind it stands the restored villa of General Nogi, surrounded by trees and a pond, which gives the impression of being a place of relaxation for local people. Taking a stroll amongst the green trees was a very pleasant experience. (Original) 日曜日に拝殿させていただきました。 綺麗な小川が流れており、とても涼しげに感じられます。比較的に新しいのか、近代的な本殿でした。裏手には、乃木将軍の復元された別邸が建立し、樹木や池に囲まれており、地域の方の憩いの場になっているような気がしました。 緑の樹木の中を散歩すると、とても気持ち良く感じられました。

(Translated by Google) The road leading away from the shrine is now residential on both sides, but I imagine that in the past, people probably glided along this road on horseback. First, there's a cute duck at the temizuya (water purification fountain). Behind the main shrine, there's a mountain path you can walk around, which is very cool. Ducks and carp welcome you in the swamp. It's not the prettiest swamp, but the green water is nutrient-rich. There are several types of goshuin (temple stamps), and one type (1,000 yen) can be written in your goshuin book. The others cost 500-1,000 yen. There is parking, toilets, and vending machines available. (Original) 神社から延びる一本道、今は左右住宅街だけど、おそらく昔はこの道を馬で滑走してたんじゃないかしらと想像しながら。 まず、手水舎がかわいいアヒル。 本殿裏はぐるっと山道散歩できるようになっていてすごく涼しい。 沼ではアヒルと鯉がお出迎え。けして綺麗な沼ではないけど、栄養たっぷりなグリーンウォーター。 御朱印は数種類あり、御朱印帳に書き入れ可能なのは1種類（千円） 他も500円〜1000円 駐車場、トイレ、自販機あり。

(Translated by Google) This shrine commemorates General Nogi, who, during a period during the Meiji era, left the military to work as a farmer in this area, and enshrines the shogun and his wife. The shogun later returned to his duties and became a hero of the Russo-Japanese War, and committed suicide after the death of Emperor Meiji. In the shrine's treasure museum, you can see a photograph of the shogun's expression, which reveals a gentleness hidden within his stern demeanor. Nogi Shrine is still beloved by many, and continues to draw many visitors. The grounds are lined with illustrations of General Nogi, a wide variety of fortune-telling slips, and information on Shichi-Go-San pilgrimages, creating a friendly atmosphere. Behind the grounds is Nogi Park, and General Nogi's former residence remains on the banks of Shizu-numa Pond. (Original) 明治時代の一時期、軍を離れてこの地で営農に勤しんでいた乃木将軍を追悼し、将軍夫妻を祀る神社。 その後復職した将軍は日露戦争の英雄となり、明治天皇の崩御の後、殉死を遂げることになります。 神社の宝物館で見る将軍の写真には、厳しい中にも優しさを秘めた表情が見受けられます。 今も多くの人に慕われ、参拝者の絶えない乃木神社。境内には乃木将軍のイラストや多種多様なおみくじ、七五三詣りの案内なども並んでいて、親しみやすい雰囲気もあります。 境内裏には乃木公園があり、静沼のほとりに乃木将軍の旧宅も残されています。

(Translated by Google) I didn't have much time, so I went for a walk before checking out and moving to my room. It's quite far away. It's a secular shrine, but it's fun. I was able to get a fortune even before the sales counter opened at 9am. There were only 300 yen ones with a free gift, so they were expensive. I also donated 5 million ryo. (Original) 時間がないので部屋移動チェックアウト前に散歩してきました。地味に距離あります。 俗に傾いた神社ですが、かえって楽しいです。 9時の売り場オープン前でもおみくじは引けました。おまけ付きの300円のやつしかなくて高い。 他に500万両も寄進してきました。

(Translated by Google) Miyama Dam is a dam located deep in Tochigi Prefecture, and if you add the road at the top of the dam and continue along the road, you will arrive at the closed bridge in the photo. It looks like Fukushima prefecture is at the end of the bridge, but I've never been there. (Original) 深山ダムは、栃木県でも奥深い所にあるダムでダムの天端道路を追加して道なりに進んで行くと写真の通行止めの橋に辿り着きます。橋の先には福島県になる様ですが行けた事が有りません。

(Translated by Google) It's so overgrown that you can't see the whole thing... There were deer mines everywhere. (Original) 生い茂り全貌見えず・・・ 所々に鹿の地雷ありました

(Translated by Google) Miyama Dam Park is located casually on top of Miyama Dam. It's a place that only people who go to pick wild vegetables rarely come to, but it offers a view overlooking Miyama Dam. A long time ago, I painted an oil painting of the scenery from here. My wife told me, but do you have good memories? (Original) 深山ダムの上にさりげなくある深山ダム園地。山菜取りに行く人以外はなかなか来ないような場所ではありますが、深山ダムを見下ろせる景色になります。昔、ここからの風景を油絵に描いたことがありました。妻からは・・・と言われましたが、良い思い出です？

(Translated by Google) The autumn leaves are beautiful around early November 🍁 (Original) 11月上旬ごろ紅葉がきれいです🍁

(Translated by Google) Park in the plaza next to the dam and walk up some stairs to the top of the mountain. You can see the dam. There is also a small rest area where you can sit and eat. Be careful if you go in the summer, as the vegetation is thick and there are many insects. When you go to the back, there is a small memorial stone with the names of those who lost their lives in the construction of the dam written on it. (Original) ダム横の広場に駐車して、階段を少し上ると山の上にあります。ダムが一望できます。小さな休憩場所もありますので、座って食事をしたりにも利用できます。夏に行くと草木が生い茂っていて、虫も多いので注意してください。奥に行くと小さな慰霊碑があり、ダムの工事で命を落とした人たち?の名前が書いてあります。

(Translated by Google) There is a large dam lake in the depths of Nasu Itamuro. The dam is rock fill and doesn't look very good. (Original) 那須板室の奥地に広いダム湖有ります。ダムはロックフィルで見栄えがいまいち。

(Translated by Google) You can see Miyama Dam. The photo of the dam card was taken from here. (Original) 深山ダムが見渡せる。ダムカードはここから撮影した写真。

Sanbonyari dake is on of the three mountains peaks of Nasu (Chausu) one of the famous 100 mountains of Japan (nihon hyakumezan) It offers a 360 degree view of surrounding peaks including Asahi dake and Nasu.

Autumn offers perfect views of Mt. Nasu. A very nice trek that you will enjoy from start to top.

(Translated by Google) One of Japan's 100 Famous Mountains. The highest peak of Mount Nasu. You'll arrive after a short walk from Mount Asahi along a narrow, bamboo-lined path. After Mount Asahi, the crowds thin out considerably, allowing you to enjoy the great outdoors at your own pace. Coming this far, it's a moving experience to realize just how close Nasu is to the Aizu and Koshi regions. If you're approaching from the direction of Mitogoya, it's a test of physical strength, as you'll have to cross a river and climb quite a distance from O-Toge Pass. (Original) 日本百名山。那須岳の最高峰。朝日岳から細い笹藪の一本道をしばらく歩くと到着。朝日岳以降は、人がぐっと減るので自分のペースで大自然を満喫出来ます。 ここまで来ると、那須が、会津や甲子地域に近接していることを感じられて感慨深いです。 三戸小屋方面から目指す場合は、川を渡ったり大峠からかなり登るなど、体力勝負でもあります。

(Translated by Google) Mt. Sanbonyari is the highest peak of Mt. Nasu. This was my first time choosing this route to Mt. Sanbonyari. Mt. Nasu is generally known for its strong winds, and the wind was particularly strong heading towards Mt. Sanbonyari from Asahi's Shoulder. The hike up to the summit involved repeated ups and downs, with many routes leading out into marshes or through thickly scrubbed areas, and there were also some muddy spots. The summit is flat and wide, making it a good place to take a break. On the way back, you can see Mt. Asahi and Mt. Chausu together, and on a clear day the views are spectacular. Hiking the Nasu Sanzan mountains is quite a long journey, but it's worth doing to improve your level or check your own. (Original) 那須岳の最高峰の三本槍岳。 今回初めて三本槍岳まで行くルートで選びました。基本的に那須岳は強風が吹くことで有名ですが、朝日の肩から三本槍岳方面へ向かうあたりもかなりの爆風でした。山頂まではアップダウンが繰り返され、湿原に出たり藪ザザゾーンを通り抜けるルートも多かったり、足元がぬかるんでいる場所も場所もありました。 山頂は平らで広く、休憩するには良さそです。戻りながらの景色は、朝日岳・茶臼岳を一緒に眺められるので、晴れていれば最高の景色が見られます。那須三山を歩くとなかなかの距離にはなりますが、自分のレベルアップのために、もしくはレベルの確認のために行ってみると良いかと思います。

(Translated by Google) This was my second attempt since two years ago, when I aimed to summit from the Mount Jeans side but gave up near Sudareyama for various reasons. This time, instead of the previous group of four, I started alone at the foot of Chausu-dake. My route took me around Asahi-dake, over the 1900m peak, and through the shrublands beyond Kiyoharadaira. However, after walking along the ridge, I found myself walking a narrow trail with little elevation change but poor visibility due to the shrubs. Considering the course time, it was a bit tiring. Although the mountain has the word "yari" in its name, its body is extremely gentle and doesn't feel like a spear at all. So, as long as you're physically fit and experienced enough to get through the slightly scary Asahi-dake, I think even a perennial beginner like me or an elementary school student like me could easily reach the summit. Apparently, on clear days, there are spectacular views in nearly all directions, but the area north of Asahi-dake was cloudy the whole time, and even when I summited Sanbon-yari, the entire summit was shrouded in cloud and I couldn't see anything, which is a real shame. (Original) マウントジーンズ側から登頂を目指したものの諸般の事情によりスダレ山付近で断念した一昨年以来の再挑戦で、今回は前回の4人組から一転してボッチでの寂しい茶臼岳山麓スタートとなりました。 朝日岳を巻き1900m峰を越え清水平から先の灌木地帯を抜けてのルートになりましたが、稜線歩きから一転して清水平から先は起伏も少ないが灌木で視界も無い狭い登山道を歩く事になり、コースタイムの割には気分的に少々疲れる道ではありました。 山名に槍は付きますが山体は極めて穏やかで槍感絶無の山容となっていますので、若干怖い朝日岳を通過する事が出来るだけの体力経験があれば自分のような万年初心者ｫｬﾁﾞや小学生でも十分登頂可能かと思われﾏｽ。 晴れていれば全方位に近い絶景が拝めるらしいのですが、朝日岳から北側は終始雲の中で三本槍登頂時も山頂一帯雲の中で何も見えなかったのが極めて心残りｯｽ。

(Translated by Google) Although it is the highest peak on Mount Nasu, it is not particularly steep. The hiking trail from Kiyodaira is narrow, and it was difficult to pass other people. (Original) 那須岳最高峰ですが、険しさはありません。 清水平からの登山道は狭く、すれ違うのが大変でした。

(Translated by Google) Mount Asahi, which I usually see, looks like the rugged Matterhorn, but from Mount Sanbonyari it looked like a lush green mountain. I was also impressed because I never thought I'd be able to see Lake Inawashiro. It's interesting to see the scenery I'm used to seeing from different angles and directions. Personally, I found the climb easier, but my knees hurt on the way back down. Don't forget to take care when climbing long distances. There were several muddy spots from Kiyohara to the summit. I asked other climbers and they said it's always like this. I'll try to avoid them cleverly. (Original) いつも見ている朝日岳は、岩がゴツゴツしたマッターホルンのように見えていましたが、三本槍岳から見ると緑が生い茂った山に見えました。また、猪苗代湖まで見えるとは思ってなかったので感激しました。いつも見ている景色を、角度や方向を変えて見るのも面白いものですね。　個人的には登りの方が楽で、帰りの下りは膝が痛くなってしまいました。長い距離の登山はケアをお忘れなく。 清水平から山頂まではぬかるみが何箇所かありました。他の登山者に聞いたら、いつもこんな感じだよとのこと。うまく回避しませう。

It's a very interesting park, full of all kinds of nature and wildlife. Plenty of fascinating sections with planned flower areas and the lake has a lot of ducks and fish too. If you're in the area and want a quiet exploration, give this park a shot.

Today is a perfect day for Sakura picnic! Bonus: Great for early morning stairs running workouts!

Really nice park to walk around. Great for exercise with lots of steps and hills.

Best place for hanami around Nasushiobara

Very peace place

Beautiful place, ideal to spend an afternoon with a nice book.

Enjoyed cherry blossom.Nice place to be with family and kids

A very quiet and relaxing place. It used to be the summer retreat of the emperor but is now used as a touristic facility.

On the way to Aizu. Had a short break there. Can't say it is a beautiful place, but it is very quiet and peaceful. It's being maintained very well.

(Translated by Google) I think this is a valuable facility that allows you to feel the bygone days of the imperial family during the turbulent times of the Meiji, Taisho, and Showa eras. The exhibition allows you to feel the contributions and thoughts of the Mishima family. I took my time to look at the Hina dolls and other things. I feel that the elderly people who are protected are also important. Please note that the restroom facilities are located at the back of the parking lot, and please be careful to look in the mirror and to both sides when exiting the parking lot. (Original) 明治、大正、昭和の激動の時代をお過ごしになられた皇族方々の往時を感じさせていただける貴重な施設かと思います。 三島家方々のご貢献や想いも感じられる展示となっています。雛人形をはじめ、ゆっくり観させていただきました。 お守りをされているご年配の方々も、大切だと感じます。 トイレ設備が駐車場奥にあること、また駐車場から出られる際には充分にミラーおよび左右目視にお気をつけください。

(Translated by Google) I learned that there was an imperial mansion in Nasu-Shiobara as well, so I went there. The Imperial residence was demolished and only the Emperor's room was relocated. It was very nice to see the clothes worn by Emperor Taisho. I was also very happy with the response from the receptionist. The mountain sparrows that came to play at the reception were also cute and wonderful. It's a place worth seeing. (Original) 那須塩原にも、御用邸があったのを知り行ってみました。御用邸は取り壊され天皇の間だけが移築されていました。大正天皇が使用されていた着衣などもありとても良かったです。受付の方の対応もとても良く嬉しかったです。受付のところに遊びに来る山雀も可愛らしくて素敵でした。一見の価値はある場所です。

(Translated by Google) (Visited on November 22, 2024) It's really a shame that we were a week late for the autumn leaves🍁😭 However, the building has been carefully relocated and you can remember the past. Although it is not extravagant, the high ceilings give it a sense of formality, and the lighting fixtures are impressive, with Western-style cord pendants that are common in all imperial mansions. (Original) （2024.11.22訪問）いやー実に惜しい、紅葉🍁には一週間遅かったです😭 でも建物はしっかりと移築されていて往時を偲ぶ事ができます。華美ではないが天井高もあり格式を感じる事ができ、照明器具も各御用邸に共通するような洋風のコードペンダントが印象的です。

(Translated by Google) This is a park where the Nasu Imperial Residence of His Majesty the Emperor was relocated. Only the Emperor's room has been relocated, so it is quite small. Shoes are not allowed inside the museum, and it only takes about 10 minutes to visit. (Original) 天皇陛下の、那須御用邸を移築した公園です。 天皇の間のみ移築されているので、こぢんまりしています。 館内は土足禁止で、10分程で拝観できます。

(Translated by Google) It appears that part of the Emperor's Hall was relocated. It's amazing to be able to step into the Emperor's room. When I saw the miniature, I was surprised at the vast area. Autumn leaves 🍁 must be a wonderful time (Original) 一部天皇の間を移築したようです 天皇の間に足を踏み入れることができるなんて圧巻 ミニチュアみるとその広大な敷地に　驚いた 紅葉🍁時期はさぞすばらしいだろう