[Tochigi] Nikko Toshogu Shrine, Tamozawa Imperial Residence Memorial Park, Kanman-no-Abyss, Iroha Mountain Trail, and Kegon Falls Day Tour

• Explore the sacred place of Tokugawa Ieyasu - World Heritage "Toshogu Shrine", and marvel at the beauty of Edo sculptures
• Stroll through the imperial summer resort "Nikko Tamozawa Imperial Residence Memorial Park", and experience the beauty of the imperial gardens during the Meiji and Taisho periods
• Encounter the mysterious Jizo and the deep and strange "Kanman no Fuchi", and visit the unique sacred site with many Jizo statues
• Ride the legendary "Iroha 48 Bends", conquering Japan's most beautiful winding road
• Look up at the thunderous "Kegon Falls", and feel the shock of Japan's three famous waterfalls

**First stop: Toshogu Shrine** The pinnacle of Edo art, it is one of Japan's most representative historical and cultural heritages From the "three monkeys" symbolizing wisdom (see, hear, and speak nothing), to the "sleeping cat" that foretells peace, to the Chinese sages and mythical beasts, it is an encyclopedia of Japanese crafts The vermilion palace and the towering ancient cedars interweave a solemn aura, and the picture of autumn maple leaves stained with gold foil is even more breathtaking **Second stop: Nikko Tamozawa Imperial Residence Memorial Park/Kanman no Fuchi** Nikko Tamozawa Imperial Residence Memorial Park - one of the largest existing wooden imperial buildings in Japan. The vast garden has different scenery in each season, with cherry blossoms in full bloom in spring and red leaves like fire in autumn, full of natural wildness. Strolling through it, you can appreciate the unique architectural style of the Meiji and Taisho periods * During the regular holiday period, visit Tamozawa Imperial R