Walk over the holiest of...
Walk over the holiest of bridges in Japan. One says you will prolongue your lifespan by doing so. It bridges between the banks of a wild mountainstream along the mainroad in Nikko in wonderful green setting.
1543-223 Tokorono, Nikko, Tochigi Prefecture, 321-1421, Japan
miso oden
At the onsen
Iesayu's tomb
How difficult is it to see all the tourist sights in Nikko without a car and what is the best way to see everything? Also, how can you get to the Teddy Bear House?
I walked around in Nikko and reached every place without problem.
Did not stay at Teddy Bear House - but the website gives you distances to main sights:
http://nikko-teddybear.dohome.net/en/touristspots.html
I spent 2 nights in Nikko and used nothing but my feet to get around ;)
Toshogu is absolutely amazing but it is in a hilly area in the forest so you definately don't need a car there and it is definately within walking distance to get there.
Enjoy Nikko! :)
It is breath taking!
There are two areas of Nikko that are frequently visited. First area has the famous shrines and are close to the JR station. They can be visited without transportation. Second area is on the west, mostly scenic, and can be reached easily by bus.
You will miss a lot if you just walk around Central Nikko. There are a lot of beautiful sites in Nikko. If you only have a day or 2 to spend, I suggest you explore the Northern Tip first. It saves time and you get to see more.
1. Yudaki Falls - You can spend the night at Yumoto Onsen. Higher Elevation so the air is nice and crisp.
2. Ryuzu Falls - On your way back from Yudaki.
3. Kegon Falls - You'll pass by Chuzenjiko Lake, Futurasan Chugushi Shrine
4. ShinKyo Bridge - Then centrl Nikko which includes several shrines and local shops.
* If you follow this agenda, then you need to get Tobu Nikko Bus Pass at the main station. There's several Bus Stop near the major sites. Usually, the bus pass by in 30 mins interval, but it can also be irregular. So before you do anything, check the pick up time.
I love Nikko. Best Time to go is Autumn.
Cheers, Cher
Walk over the holiest of bridges in Japan. One says you will prolongue your lifespan by doing so. It bridges between the banks of a wild mountainstream along the mainroad in Nikko in wonderful green setting.
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