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[Tochigi] Tochigi Nikko Mountains and Rivers Secret Tour | Toshogu Shrine, Irohazaka Winding Road, Lake Chuzenji, Kegon Falls Day Trip | Departures from Tokyo/Shinjuku

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Overview
  • * Nikko Toshogu Shrine is a world cultural heritage site dedicated to Tokugawa Ieyasu, with its magnificent golden and beautiful carvings and rich historical atmosphere.
  • * The Iroha Mountain Road has winding roads and colorful red leaves in autumn, making it one of the most beautiful mountain driving routes in Japan.
  • * Lake Chuzenji has charming scenery in all seasons, with azaleas in spring and red leaves in autumn, making it a paradise for photography enthusiasts.
  • * The majestic Kegon Falls, surrounded by red leaves in autumn, is one of the three most famous waterfalls in Japan and is picturesque.
  • * The entire route combines history, culture and natural scenery, suitable for travelers of all ages.
What to expect

# Please be aware: Due to the arrival of the peak season, the departure time for this activity on Saturdays and Sundays during November and December will be 1 hour earlier. Please be aware. **Nikko Mountain and Water Secret Realm Trip** | A soul-healing journey through history and nature * Depart from Tokyo, escape the hustle and bustle of the city, and walk into the World Heritage Site hidden in the mountains of Tochigi. The first stop is the magnificent **Nikko Toshogu Shrine**, which not only enshrines Ieyasu Tokugawa, but also hides countless exquisite carvings and colorful painting details: there are "Sleeping Cat and Sparrow" symbolizing peace, and the intriguing "Three No Monkeys", every step is a story, every step is wonderful. * Outside the car window, **Irohazaka Winding Road** quietly shows its charm - 48 curves winding like dragons and snakes, the mountain forest picture scroll that changes in the four seasons slowly unfolds, especially the layers of autumn red leaves, which are so beautifu

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