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30min bus ride from the center of Utsunomiya is Toyusha (Bus stop: Shiroyamachiku Shimin Center), a small pottery studio bursting with creativity and color, in their own words “creating pottery that coexists with nature”.
Oya Area
Activities
Alone, Family, Group
Oya stone has a vast and varied history. Take a tour of the old mine, where you’ll find that history is written on the walls.
Oya Area
History＆Culture
Alone, Family, Group
Ooyaji Temple is said to have been founded in 810 by the famous priest, Kukai (Kobo Daishi). Senju Kannon, a four-meter tall statue carved directly into the rock face, is the main statue associated with Ooyaji Temple.
Oya Area
History＆Culture
Alone, Group
OHYA UNDERGROUND is a passion-project of four local business owners, designed to allow visitors to experience wild, abandoned sections of the defunct stone mining operation in the Oya Area.
Oya Area
Activities
Alone, Group
For three generations, the Wakayama family has grown and maintained this bamboo forest in the northern part of the Kanto Plain. Comparable to Arashiyama, Kyoto’s famous bamboo grove, Wakayama Farm offers a tranquil escape suitable for guests of all ages.
Oya Area
History＆Culture
Family, Group
OHYA FUN TABLE focuses on using seasonal, local ingredients with a menu that changes every two to three weeks. Each plate of food served at OHYA FUN TABLE is thoughtfully prepared and immaculately presented, ensuring that every dish looks as beautiful as it tastes.
Oya Area
Food
Family, Group
Utsunomiya Zoo has 90 species of animals on display and offers opportunities to feed and interact with many of them. While you’re here, you can also enjoy amusement park rides, which are suitable for children ages two and older.
Oya Area
Activities
Alone, Family
