Not many people think of Utsunomiya<\/strong> as a decent travel destination but if you\u2019re passing through to Nikko<\/strong><\/a>, it is definitely an amazing place to take in some pretty unique and unusual sites. This temple is the only temple I have ever seen that has integrated itself among the peculiar glooping Oya stone formation. The rock itself holds some amazingly rare textual properties that I have not seen since I left. The sight of these alone are enough to make you gasp without even stepping foot into the temple.<\/p>\n
For the small price of \u00a5300, you can enjoy this temple and it\u2019s accompanying garden<\/strong> area till your heart\u2019s content. This typical Japanese garden<\/strong> features a bright red bridge cascading over a koi<\/strong> filled pond and bordered by the blooms of colourful flowers drooping elegantly to caress the water\u2019s surface. The garden may be small, but it features a wealth of other smaller statues; some featureless and weathered, some mossy and some beautifully in tact. The lack of visitors coupled with the tall bordering trees makes the area incredibly tranquil and secluded. It is definitely a top destination point for your tour around Utsunomiya\u2019s Oya Town.<\/p>\n
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