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Nikko Toshogu Shrine is dedicated to Tosho Daigongen, the deified spirit of Tokugawa Ieyasu,
the first shogun of the Edo Shogunate.
It is renowned for its intricate carvings such as the “Sleeping Cat” and the “Three Wise Monkeys”
(“See no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil”), as well as the magnificent Yomeimon Gate.

A head temple of the Tendai sect, Rinnoji—together with Toshogu Shrine and Futarasan Shrine—
is collectively known as the World Heritage site “Two Shrines and One Temple.”

A vast shrine that encompasses Shinkyo Bridge spanning the Daiya River, the eight peaks of the Nikko mountain range including Mt. Nantai, Kegon Falls, and the Irohazaka winding road within its sacred grounds.
It is revered as the guardian deity of Nikko.

A magnificent waterfall counted among Japan’s Three Great Waterfalls.
An elevator for visitors provides access to an observation deck, where you can view the basin of the falls up close.

Lake Chuzenji is one of Nikko’s most iconic lakes. Since the early Meiji period,
it has been known as a resort destination where diplomats from various
Western countries came to spend their summers.

Senjogahara is said to have derived its name from a myth in which the deity of Mt. Nantai and the deity of Mt. Akagi battled here over Lake Chuzenji, making it a legendary “battlefield.” Today, it is known for its rich natural environment, home to around 350 species of native plants and a wide variety of wild birds.

A scenic roadway connecting Nikko City with Lake Chuzenji and the Okunikko area. In autumn, it is renowned as one of Nikko’s most beautiful spots for fall foliage, offering a breathtaking driving experience.

An event recognized as part of the Japan Night View Heritage under the “Historical and Cultural Night View Heritage” category.
During the day, visitors can enjoy sledding and barbecuing inside kamakura (snow huts), while at night, the riverbank is illuminated with countless mini kamakura, creating a magical light display.

A scenic gorge formed by lava flows from Mt. Nantai.
The rows of Jizo statues found here are known as the “Bake Jizo” (Ghost Jizo) or “Narabi Jizo” (Line of Jizo).
During the Nikko Candle Pageant, the area is illuminated with approximately 3,500 candles,
creating a serene and enchanting atmosphere.

A signature attraction of the Kinugawa River, renowned as a masterpiece of gorge scenery shaped by nature.
As you drift downstream, the changing beauty of the four seasons adds color and charm to your river journey.

A ski resort where families and school excursion groups alike can enjoy skiing
safely, comfortably, and with peace of mind.

A full-scale skating rink built to international standards.
The adjacent Tochigi Prefectural Nikko Kirifuri Arena is also an officially certified indoor ice hockey rink.

A cultural park where you can experience the atmosphere of the Edo period firsthand.
Highways, post towns, merchant districts, ninja villages, and samurai residences are faithfully recreated, allowing visitors to step back in time into an authentic Edo-era townscape.

A theme park featuring meticulously crafted 1:25 scale replicas of world-famous landmarks and architectural masterpieces, including the Sphinx, the Great Wall of China, the Parthenon,
La Sagrada Familia, and the White House.