• * Nikko Futarajinja Shrine, registered as a World Heritage Site in 1999, is one of the most popular power spots in the Kanto area, known for its blessings of good fortune and marriage!
• * "Shinkyo" is a beautiful wooden bridge that spans the entrance to the holy mountain of Nikko, and is a popular photo spot.
• * Treasure House exhibits artifacts excavated from the ruins atop Mt. Nantai and swords dedicated to the shrine.
• * Also, Treasure Museum will host a special exhibition until May 15, 2024!
• A significant collection of treasures connected to the royal family and famous swords that have been designated as national important cultural properties will be displayed.

# About Nikko Futarasan Shrine Main Hall "Shrine" is located near the Nikko Futarasan-Jinja Shrine and is set as a visiting area. There are many paid historical cultural properties, which a UNESCO World Heritage Site as part of the "Shrines and Temples of Nikko. There are bronze Kasuga lanterns in the Tang Dynasty that have been turned into lanterns with the marks of later swords, Hie Shrine, Shinto Shrine, Main Hall, 700-year-old sacred wood cedar, and Toma Shrine, etc. Near the sacred spring, you will see two great cedar are called Meoto Sugi (husband and wife cedar) which appear to be affectionately standing side by side, it is said the trees give blessings for a good marriage and a good family relationship. # About Nikko Futarasan Shrine Shinkyo Bridge Vermilion lacquered sacred bridge; the beautiful Shinkyo is worth enough to decorate the entrance of sanctuaryNikko. The Shinkyo used to be called Yamasugeno-jabashi, which means snake bridge with sedge, or Mihashi, which just means respectable bridge.