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Sights in Utsunomiya, Tochigi
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Oya Museum

A museum on Oya stone mining, highlighted by vast underground quarry ruins.
Utsunomiya City Guide Association

Reservation-only volunteer guides offer model courses and accept time and place requests.
Matsugamine Catholic Church

A modern Romanesque Oya-stone church, a nationally registered tangible cultural property.
Peace Kannon

A roughly 27-meter Kannon hand-carved into an Oya stone wall for peace and war dead.
Oya-ji Temple (Oya Kannon)

An unusual cave temple in Oya housing Japan's oldest stone Buddha, the Oya Kannon.
Former Shinohara Family Residence

This 1895 merchant house, a nationally designated Important Cultural Property, remains closed until April 19, 2027.
Tobiyama Castle Ruins (National Historic Site)

Late Kamakura castle ruins, a national historic site said to have been built by Haga Takatoshi.
Ujiie Ohashi Tourist Fish Weir

Visitors can catch sweetfish by hand at this Kinugawa weir in northern Utsunomiya.
Oya Connect (Oya Sightseeing Hub)

An Oya sightseeing hub using the nationally registered former Oya Public Hall and a visitor center.
Cherry, Mango, and Peach Picking (Komaki-en)

An orchard where visitors can pick various cherries, peaches, and ripe mangoes.
Hachimanyama Park

Opened in 1927, this central park has Utsunomiya Tower, playgrounds, animals, and flowers.