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Warning! If you are allergic to Cedar, or Japanese cedar, (or Monkeys, for that matter) bring asparin, antihistamines, or Gauze mask. I went there in April 2004. I loved the temples, and hated downtown, but I could not breathe due to an allergy. I picked up gauze mask at the subway station in Ginza, tokyo (people HATE it when you cough on the train), and that allowed me to breathe until we returned to Utsunomia.
Written May 18, 2004
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If you are visiting Nikko in the Autumn (Fall), be prepared for crowds as I believe this is the busiest time of the year. Fortunately I was there late Spring.
Updated May 4, 2004
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Japan's rainy season lasts about 40 days during the months of June and July. Also, August to October is the typhoon season in Japan
Written Sep 3, 2002
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Japan's rainy season lasts about 40 days during the months of June and July. Also, August to October is the typhoon season in Japan
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Q: I find the trains in Japan to be very confusing. I have found an English schedule link online, but it seems to have all the names...
A: Take a look at this map of Japanese railway system and look for the line between Tokyo and Fukushima ? http://www.railkey.com/tickets/popups/japan_map_en.pdf Railway...
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Nikko's shrines and temples have been classified by UNESCO as a World Heritage site and deservedly so. Its many temples and shrines are just beautiful and religiously sacred. The site is made up of...
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Nikko - UNESCO World Heritage Site
The pilgrim city of Nikko is about 130 km. northeast of Tokyo, easily reached in 2 hours by direct train from Asakusa station. The site is centered on the mausoleum and shrine to the shogun Tokugawa...
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On the way from Tokyo to Nikko we saw the "Nikko is Nippon" advertisement, and were thinking it must be hype..we were wrong. Nikko is everything you have heard and then some! A lot of people see this...
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History and Nature Tours All in One!
I spent 4 days in Nikko and the surrounding area in late-summer of 2005. The town of Nikko was very quiet in the early mornings and evenings as many tourists came here only as a day trip. I don't...
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The Shrines and Temples of Nikko Nikko was listed as a World Heritage Site in 1999, becoming the tenth in Japan to achieve this status and recognition. Nikko is where nature's special beauty of...
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