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The contains the huge underground cavern where Oya Stone was mined.

The shrine is located on a hill and it takes a good number of steps up the stone stairway to reach the shrine from the main street below.

The barmen and women put on shows of coctail mixing accompanied by music.

1543-1616 , the first shogun of Edo Japan, supported Futaarayama Shrine and helped it in many construction projects, resulting in its current appearance.

Besides meat gyoza, expect to find garlic gyoza, cheese gyoza, shrimp gyoza and much, much more.

More gyoza restaurants can be found all over the inner city.

Accommodation in Utsunomiya Much of the hotel accommodation in Utsunomiya is clustered around Utsunomiya Station.

Most are situated close to Tobu-Utsunomiya Station.

Located on a hill overseeing the city, the park, planted with about 800 cherry trees, also houses the Utsunomiya Tower.

Famous are the ceremonies held at the Futaarayama annually on January 28th, May 28th and September 28th.

Welcome to Gyoza City Utsunomiya signboard in front of Utsunomiya Station Traditional gyoza dumpling restaurant outside Utsunomiya Station, Tochigi Prefecture Utsunomiya Gyoza Gyoza are a type of meat-filled dumplings commonly served in Japan as a side-dish in ramen noodle restaurants.