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Not included: Admission to Huayan Waterfall 100M Descent Elevator Ride Fee; Other personal expenses
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Meeting Information Meeting Time: 07:45 Departure Time: 08:00 Meeting Point: GinzaNovo (formerly Tokyu Plaza Ginza) 1st floor, 1 minute walk from Ginza Subway Station Exit C2 / C3 Attraction Introduction Plan A Explore the solemn and magnificent Nikko Toshogu Shrine, stroll along Lake Chuzenji, and admire the beautiful lake and mountain scenery. Feel the awe-inspiring rush of Kegon Falls, and finally relax in the Nikko Onsen hot spring village, enjoying a day of tranquility. Nikko Toshogu Shrine A World Heritage Site, Nikko Toshogu Shrine is the resting place of Tokugawa Ieyasu. The magnificent carved buildings are hidden among cedar trees, and details such as "see no evil, speak no evil, hear no evil" tell stories of history and wisdom. Walking through it feels like stepping into the light and shadow of the Edo period. Nikko Souvenir Street Visit the shopping streets around Nikko Tobu Station and in front of Toshogu Shrine, where various wagashi (Japanese confectionery) shops, cultural and creative small shops, and stamp-making workshops line the streets. You can stroll around and discover souvenir treasures. Lake Chuzenji Located within Nikko National Park, Lake Chuzenji offers picturesque scenery throughout the four seasons. The lake reflects Mount Nantai, with spring cherry blossoms, summer greenery, autumn foliage, and winter snow each presenting a unique charm. The lakeside is quiet and leisurely, making it an excellent place for walking, boating, and enjoying the scenery. Kegon Falls The towering 97-meter Kegon Falls, with its silver-like stream cascading down, creates a resounding echo in the valley. As the seasons change, it is lush green in spring and summer, fiery red with maple leaves in autumn, and covered in ice like a crystal painting in winter, captivating the heart. Nikko Onsen Nikko Onsen hot springs are clear, warm, and comfortable. Immerse yourself in them to wash away travel fatigue and experience the perfect blend of nature and hot springs. ※The hot spring facilities in Nikko Onsen Village are public nude baths, with no private bathhouses available. Swimsuits are not required, but towels must be brought by yourself. Plan B Nikko Toshogu Shrine A World Heritage Site, Nikko Toshogu Shrine is the resting place of Tokugawa Ieyasu. The magnificent carved buildings are hidden among cedar trees, and details such as "see no evil, speak no evil, hear no evil" tell stories of history and wisdom. Walking through it feels like stepping into the light and shadow of the Edo period. Edo Wonderland Nikko Edomura An Edo town that travels through time, where ancient streetscapes intertwine with traditional performing arts. Stroll around in a kimono, listen to the sound of samurai swords and ninja secrets, and feel the pulse of history and the warmth of humanity.