• Visit Nikko in Tochigi Prefecture and visit the World Cultural Heritage Toshogu Shrine.

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- Attractions -

• Toshogu Shrine

Nikko Toshogu Shrine, one of the three major shrines in Japan, has all its
splendid and luxurious temples designated as national treasures and important
cultural properties of Japan. In December 1999, "Nikko Shrines and Temples"
including Nikko Toshogu Shrine was registered as a World Heritage Site.
Toshogu Shrine is a masterpiece in Japanese architectural history and the main
tourist attraction in Nikko City, Tochigi Prefecture, Japan.

• Irohazaka (Red Leaves Slope)

Irohazaka is a 15.8km mountain road that connects Nikko city, Lake Chuzenji
and Oku-Nikko. It was selected as one of the "100 Famous Roads in Japan". The
most distinctive feature is the winding curves, including the first Iroha-zaka
for downhill and the second Iroha-zaka for uphill, with a total of 48 very
sharp curves.

• Lake Chuzenji

The seventh deepest lake in Japan, the lake water is one of the clearest in
Japan and is listed as one of the 100 most scenic views in Japan.

• Kegon Falls

Located on the east side of Lake Chuzenji, it is known as one of the three
most famous waterfalls in Japan along with Shirota Falls and Nachi Falls. It
was designated as a national scenic spot in Japan in 1931. The water flows
down from the 97-meter cliff, which is very spectacular. Spring green, autumn
leaves and winter scenery present different landscapes with the seasons.