Things To Do
in Nasu

Renowned for its tenderness and rich flavor, Nasu beef is a must-try for meat lovers.

Must-Try!

This local chicken variety is known for its unique texture and taste, often enjoyed grilled or in hot pot.

A vibrant market featuring local produce, artisanal goods, and delicious snacks.

Various stalls selling yakitori, taiyaki, and other quick bites can be found near tourist attractions.

Tipping is not customary in Japan and may even be considered rude; excellent service is expected as standard.

Credit cards are widely accepted, but it's advisable to carry cash, especially in rural areas.

Expect cherry blossoms in full bloom, particularly around late March to early April, creating stunning landscapes.

Warm temperatures and lush greenery make it perfect for outdoor activities, but it can be hot, so stay hydrated.

Experience vibrant fall colors, particularly in late October, as the leaves change to hues of red and orange.

Cold temperatures bring snow to the mountains, ideal for winter sports enthusiasts and onsen lovers.

A scenic trail offering stunning views of the surrounding mountains and valleys, suitable for all skill levels.

A challenging hike that leads to the summit of Mount Nasu, providing panoramic views and a rewarding experience.

The community is primarily composed of Japanese locals, many of whom are engaged in agriculture and tourism.

Nasu attracts a variety of tourists from both Japan and abroad, especially those seeking nature and relaxation.

Baseball is a favored sport in Japan, with local teams and amateur leagues offering opportunities to watch or participate.

With nearby ski resorts, skiing is a popular winter sport in Nasu, attracting both locals and tourists.

Many restaurants offer vegetarian dishes, but it's advisable to check in advance.

Gluten-free options can be limited; however, some places provide alternative dishes upon request.