A great place to spend all day long. We do it by ourselves. We take nearly 5 hours to visit all. The principle shrine is tremendous. We take the audio gide with an electric pencil and a map that it was easy to use. If...More

Beautiful Temple, probably the most in one country full of nice ones. At 1300Y (about 11E) is fairly priced and easily rechable by bus from both stations in Nikko. It's recently restored and pristine in its majority and the parts with scaffoldings are due to...More

It is only when you touch and step in places like Nikko Toshu-gu that one could teleport back in the past and get and feel the vibes that are covering and protecting Nikko... this is how it felt for me and hope this place will...More

The shuttle goes to omotesando from tobu nikko station or shinkyo bus stop or nikko station. It is just amazing. At the entrance, you can see the famous monkeys, speaking no evil, seeing no evil, hearing no evil. Actually I liked the mother and kid...More

You can't miss famous yomei-mon(gate),but don't miss out to see three monkeys, sleeping cat & roaring dragon(to hear the dragon roar,wait till a monk invite you to come under the dragon). As some parts of maintenance work completed in March 17, the gate & the...More

Kinugawa is a relatively new onsen town in Japan. We went there to have our first onsen experience. It is extremely hot in August in Japan's Kanto area. Going to Kinugawa helped us to get away from the hot and humid Tokyo. We absolutely enjoyed...More

The Toshogu shrine was beautiful and quite big. You have a lot of things to see inside and you can walk up some stairs to get to the top of the shrine. We were there while it was raining heavily but we were prepared. The...More

Nikko Tosho-gu is located in a remote part in Japan, well north of Tokyo. The shrine itself is grand and magnificent, a 15-20 minute walk from most car parks in Nikko and a necessity if you are lucky enough to be staying in the Japanese...More

Unfortuntely, it was rainning heavily during our visit to Nikko. We visited Tosho-gu under rain, not much enjoyed. I believed it would be prefect if under no rain. There were several temples one should be missed. It is easily to access, several bus from training...More

It is beautiful it is magic. It has to be done and it is not so far from tokyo so guys it is up to you