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  • Address:
  • 1174 Otani-cho, Utsunomiya, Tochigi
  • PublicTransportation:  
JR Utsunomiya Station west exit → 30 minutes by bus for Tateiwa, bus stop: Otani Kanon front car, 2 minutes on foot
  • CarAccess:  
8km16 minutes from Tohoku Expressway Utsunomiya IC via Route 293
  • Phone Number:  
  • 028-632-2445 (Utsunomiya Tourism and Convention Association)
  • Parking Number:  
100 cars/Municipal Otani parking lot

Business Hours

Free to visit

Price

Free

Spot Category

Stone and rock formations


Two frogs look by the angle of view

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