A course for the traveler who wants to have it all: enjoy golf play, regional attractions, and local hot springs while traveling throughout the entire prefecture(6-day-5-night trip)

An outlet shopping centre showcasing fashion， sports & outdoors and lifestyle brands. Food courts， cafés and restaurants are on hand for when you need a break. Expanded in the summer of 2012， the mall houses 148 stores. Situated near the IC， the free shuttle bus runs a regular service between Nasu-Shiobara station and the shopping centre. The mall turns magical with the festive lights and decorations during the winter.

Mayflower Golf Club is an authentic championship course with a design highlighting the themes of light, water, and greenery, offering golfers refined relaxation in an atmosphere infused with British elegance.
The Out Course, which features a links-style layout over rolling mounds reminiscent of the Scottish countryside, provides a highly strategic and engaging round. In contrast, the In Course unfolds with wide, flat fairways, captivating players with scenery reflecting the refined aesthetic sensibilities of Japanese landscape design.

The clubhouse interior features a warm and welcoming design based around natural wood. Overlooking a tranquil pond is the on-site restaurant, Sakura, which is renowned for its cuisine and has earned high praise in national rankings. Guests can also enjoy a traditional Hinoki (Japanese Cypress) bath inspired by ancient designs, as well as a sauna, making the club a place where one can savor moments of true bliss amid the changing seasons.

Kinugawa Country Club, designed by the master golfer Torakichi Nakamura, opened in August 1959 in the scenic site along the clear waters of the Kinu River overlooking the Nikko Mountain Range. This course with a long history has been designed to allow all golfers, from beginners to advanced players, to have fun but at the same time play a round aggressively and strategically. At the clubhouse, you can enjoy the natural hot spring and tasty meals prepared with locally produced ingredients. Why don’t you spend a relaxing time while golfing with your family or friends at this golf course with tradition and a hot spring?

Edo is the former name of Tokyo used until the late 19th century. This theme park authentically recreates town life in the Edo period. The huge village consists of rows of merchant houses， a samurai mansion， a Ninja village and much more. The culture of the Edo period comes alive through the townspeople and events， you can even put on a costume and join in yourself! The cultural park offers a real experience of the life and culture of the Edo period via their seven theatres， museums on history and culture and even Edo-style restaurants.