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Not included: Admission to Toshogu Shrine entrance fee: Adults 1600 JPY/person, Junior high/elementary school students 550 JPY/person; Kegon Falls elevator ticket; Meals and beverages; Other personal expenses
Meeting point: Address Tokyo Station Marunouchi North Exit Address: 〒100-the number on your voucher Marunouchi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo Please refer to the Map for assistance
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8:00 JR Tokyo Station Marunouchi North Exit 8:30 Shinjuku MODE Gakuen During the autumn period from October 15th to November 30th, tours depart 1 hour earlier: (7:00 Tokyo Station Marunouchi North Exit, 7:30 Shinjuku MODE Gakuen) Toshogu Shrine The best season to visit Nikko Toshogu Shrine is autumn, especially during the autumn foliage period (early to mid-November each year). During this time, the temples and shrines are set against a backdrop of beautiful autumn leaves, creating a profound atmosphere. Strolling through the grounds, learning about history, and admiring the architectural art and beautiful maple leaves is a truly delightful experience. It is particularly worth mentioning that the Nikko area, where Nikko Toshogu Shrine is located, is one of Japan's "Three Great Autumn Foliage Spots." Futarasan Shrine (Main Shrine) Futarasan Shrine is an important shrine in Nikko City, Tochigi Prefecture, Japan. Together with Nikko Toshogu Shrine and Nikkozan Rinnoji Temple, it is listed as a World Heritage Site as part of "Shrines and Temples of Nikko." The main hall of the main shrine adopts the Hachiman-zukuri style. Although the overall architectural style of the shrine is not as flamboyant as the nearby Toshogu Shrine and Rinnoji Temple, its rustic solemnity, set against the natural mountains and forests, complements the surrounding environment. Its torii gate, haiden (worship hall), and other buildings are designated as important cultural properties. Irohazaka Winding Road (Viewed from the car, no disembarkation) Irohazaka Winding Road is located in Nikko City, Tochigi Prefecture, Japan. It is a mountain road from Nikko city to Lake Chuzenji and Oku-Nikko, with a total length of 15.8 kilometers. The uphill and downhill routes combined have 48 curves, most of which are 180-degree sharp turns. Its steepness is unparalleled in Japan, and due to its many difficult sharp turns, it is considered one of the most challenging mountain roads to drive in Japan. It was also the filming location for the "Iroha Battle" in "Initial D." Lake Chuzenji Lake Chuzenji was formed approximately 20,000 years ago when Mount Nantai's volcanic eruption dammed a river. With an elevation of 1,269 meters, it is one of Japan's high-altitude natural lakes. Surrounded by mountains and with a winding shoreline, it boasts beautiful scenery. The cherry blossoms in spring and autumn leaves are spectacular, and in winter, there are ice festivals and activities like skiing and ice skating. Kegon Falls It is the sole outlet of Lake Chuzenji, with water cascading down a 97-meter-high rock face at a rate of approximately 3 tons per second, forming a magnificent waterfall. Its downstream connects to the Daiya River, a tributary of the Kinu River. It is known as one of Japan's "Three Great Waterfalls," along with Nachi Falls in Wakayama and Fukuroda Falls in Ibaraki Prefecture. It was designated a national scenic beauty of Japan in 1931 and was selected as one of Japan's Top 100 Geological Sites in 2007.
Address Tokyo Station Marunouchi North Exit Address: 〒100-the number on your voucher Marunouchi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo Please refer to the Map for assistance
Toshogu Shrine