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The town of Ami is famous for its outlet malls, which are compatible with shopping and sightseeing; the historic Army facility site is also a highlight.

Yachiyo-cho is an agricultural town with a thriving production of melons, where you can enjoy specialty products and local events; it is an area that is surrounded by a homely atmosphere.

Located on the western edge of Ibaraki Prefecture, Goka is a town of Suigo surrounded by the Tone River and the Edogawa River. The waterside landscape and nature are attractive.

Sakaimachi is a town with a history of craft luck, and recently advanced technologies such as self-driving buses have also been introduced; it is an area where tradition and innovation are combined.

The city of Ashikaga is a historic town with Ashikaga School and Bannaji Temple, and is introduced to the world as the oldest school in Japan; the spring wisteria festival is also famous.

The city of Tochigi is known as the city of Kura, and the landscape along the Bawa River is popular. It is a quiet tourist city with a feeling of Edo emotion and Japanese.

The city of Sano is famous for its Sano ramen and evil-beaters, and it is a town where gourmet and faith coexist. There is also an outlet mall to enjoy a wide range.

Focusing on the world heritage site, Nikko Tosho-gong, Nikko is an international tourist city where nature and history are in harmony, such as Kegon Falls and Lake Chuzenji.

The city of Oyama is a town where nature and urban functions are reconciled, such as the Watarase amusement park and the Oyamayuuen Herest Walk; it is one of the historically old castle towns.

The city of Maoka is a railway town known for its SL Moka, and is also famous for being the birthplace of Maoka Kongō; it is a town where you can experience nostalgia and industrial history.