Nasu Travel Virtual Tours Simple travel guide to things to do, eat, and see in Nasu, Japan

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Let’s explore Nasu’s must-see spots together with Kaori.
We’ve picked out scenic views, museums, and historic sites that are well worth a visit.

4. See (Sightseeing) 50 spots in total

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“The crisp, cool air in Nasu feels so good.”
From the grand views of the Nasu mountain range to seasonal flowers, art, and historic sites,
we’ve gathered “must-see” experiences that will stay with you long after your trip.

3 Classic Spots for First-Time Visitors

If it’s your first trip to Nasu, these three spots give you a great first taste of Nasu’s signature scenery.

茶臼岳
Mt. Chausu

The iconic volcano of Nasu with sweeping views from the summit – a classic must-see spot.

那須ロープウェイ
Nasu Ropeway

A 111-passenger ropeway that takes you easily up the mountain to stunning views – perfect for beginners.

殺生石
Sessho-seki (Killing Stone)

A signature Nasu landmark tied to the nine-tailed fox legend, with a stark landscape and sulfurous air.

▼ Nasu Town (27 spots)

Places to See in Nasu Town

石の美術館
Stone Museum

A museum where the quiet atmosphere and texture unique to stone architecture feel wonderfully calming.

一万歩の森 森林浴コース
Ichimanpo-no-Mori Forest Bathing Trail

A popular forest bathing trail where you can stroll while breathing in the crisp air of the deep woods.

エミールガレ美術館
Émile Gallé Museum

A museum filled with enchanting glass artworks.

紅葉を楽しむ
Enjoying the Autumn Leaves

The autumn leaves that color Nasu in fall are breathtakingly beautiful.

三匹の猫(ギャラリー)
Three Cats (Gallery)

A gallery attached to a restaurant where you can enjoy viewing various artworks.

人力車&昭和レトロ館
Rickshaw & Showa Retro Museum

A spot where you can immerse yourself in a nostalgic Showa-era world, just like in “Always: Sunset on Third Street”.

殺生石
Sessho-seki (Killing Stone)

One of Nasu’s signature sights, famous for the legend of the nine-tailed fox.

ダイアナガーデン エンジェル美術館
Diana Garden Angel Museum

A museum where you can enjoy angel-themed art along with a garden full of seasonal flowers.

茶臼岳
Mt. Chausu

The iconic peak of Nasu, offering spectacular views from the summit.

つつじ吊橋
Tsutsuji Suspension Bridge

A swaying suspension bridge that offers great views over the valley.

那須オルゴール美術館
Nasu Music Box Museum

A museum filled with the charming sounds of classic music boxes.

那須温泉神社
Nasu Yusen Shrine

A shrine known as a place where the archer Nasu no Yoichi is said to have prayed for victory.

那須高原ビジターセンター
Nasu Kogen Visitor Center

A hub where you can easily learn about Nasu’s nature and history.

那須クラシックカー博物館
Nasu Classic Car Museum

A must-visit for car lovers, featuring rows of classic cars from years gone by.

那須高原りんどう湖ファミリー牧場(花火)
Nasu Rindoko Lake View Family Ranch (Fireworks)

A summer event where fireworks light up the sky for about two weeks in early August.

那須昆虫ワールド
Nasu Insect World

A spot where you can encounter rare insects—perfect for kids who love bugs.

那須ステンドグラス美術館
Nasu Stained Glass Museum

Known for its antique stained glass and chapel-like atmosphere.

那須テディベア・ミュージアム
Nasu Teddy Bear Museum – Official Ghibli “My Neighbor Totoro” Plush Exhibition

A museum where you can enjoy both the world of teddy bears and the world of Totoro.

那須とりっくあーとぴあ
Nasu Trick Art Pia

An interactive museum where you can step into a world of optical illusions.

那須フラワーワールド
Nasu Flower World

A photogenic flower field carpeted with seasonal blooms.

那須歴史探訪館
Nasu History Exploration Museum

A place to enjoy learning about Nasu’s history and culture through films and exhibits.

那須ロープウェイ
Nasu Ropeway

A large ropeway carrying up to 111 passengers straight up near the summit.

那須ワールドモンキーパーク
Nasu World Monkey Park

A theme park where you can meet rare monkeys from around the world.

楸(ひさぎ)
Hisagi Gallery

A hidden-gem gallery where you can take your time enjoying both the works and the space.

藤城清治美術館
Seiji Fujishiro Museum

A museum where you can immerse yourself in the magical world of light-and-shadow shadow art.

八幡のツツジ
Hachiman Azaleas

From late May to early June, the slopes are completely carpeted in azalea blossoms.

遊行柳
Yugyō Yanagi (Yugyo Willow)

A famous historic willow said to have been visited by the haiku poet Bashō.

▼ Nasushiobara City (12 spots)

Places to See in Nasushiobara City

乙女の滝
Otome Falls

A graceful waterfall noted for its elegant flow.

ギャラリー間
Gallery Ma

A calm, serene gallery where you can enjoy art.

黒磯消防団の出初め式
Kuroiso Fire Brigade New Year Parade

A New Year event highlighted by a colorful parade of fire engines.

黒磯神社
Kuroiso Shrine

A quiet shrine cherished by local residents.

源三窟(げんさんくつ)
Genzan Cave

A spot where you can enjoy a touch of adventure while exploring a cave steeped in history.

木の葉化石園
Konoha Fossil Garden

Fossils of ancient plants invite you to imagine the passage of deep time.

天皇の間記念公園
Emperor’s Room Memorial Park

A memorial park preserving rooms associated with the Imperial Family.

那珂川河畔公園
Nakagawa Riverside Park

In spring, the riverside rows of cherry blossoms are a magnificent sight.

沼ッ原湿原
Numappara Marshland

A marshland with a primeval landscape reminiscent of the age of dinosaurs.

乃木神社
Nogi Shrine

A shrine associated with General Nogi, featuring a statue of his beloved horse Dengo.

道の駅 明治の森・黒磯
Roadside Station Meiji-no-Mori Kuroiso

A photogenic roadside station, with the former Aoki Shūzō residence and wide-open fields.

深山ダム
Miyama Dam

A scenic spot with calm blue waters and surrounding mountains.

▼ Otawara City (4 spots)

Places to See in Otawara City

ざぜん草群生地
Zazenso (Skunk Cabbage) Colony

A colony of rare, charming skunk cabbages that appear in early spring.

玉藻稲荷神社
Tamamo Inari Shrine

A rare shrine dedicated to Tamamo-no-Mae, the legendary nine-tailed fox.

那須神社
Nasu Shrine

An ancient shrine known for its striking vermilion gate.

羽田沼(はんだぬま)野鳥公園
Handa-numa Wild Bird Park

A famous birdwatching spot where swans visit in winter.

▼ Kurobane Town (2 spots)

Places to See in Kurobane Town

雲巌寺
Ungan-ji Temple

A temple famed for its beautiful scenery of arched bridge, stone steps, and gate.

黒羽城址公園
Kurobane Castle Ruins Park

A castle-ruins park where hydrangeas are in full bloom during the rainy season.

▼ Yuzukami Village (4 spots)

Places to See in Yuzukami Village

光丸山法輪寺
Komaruyama Hōrin-ji Temple

A historic temple known for its giant tengu mask and the Saigyō Zakura cherry tree.

下侍塚古墳
Shimo-Samuraizuka Kofun

A beautifully shaped keyhole-style burial mound with a truly elegant silhouette.

なかがわ水遊園
Nakagawa Aquatic Park

An aquarium and hands-on facility themed around the Nakagawa River.

那須国造碑(笠石神社)
Nasu Koku-Zō-hi (Kasaishi Shrine)

A nationally designated historic site with one of Japan’s oldest stone monuments.

▼ Nakagawa Town (1 spot)

Place to See in Nakagawa Town

いわむらかずお絵本の丘美術館
Iwamura Kazuo Ehon-no-Oka Picture Book Museum

A museum set in satoyama countryside designed to feel like stepping into a picture book.