[Nikko Maple Viewing 2-Day Tour] Nikko Toshogu Shrine & Iroha-Zaka (Momiji Saka) & Kegon Falls & Ryuzu Falls & Yun Falls & Lake Chuzenji & Fukiware Falls | Stay at Kinugawa Onsen | Depart from Tokyo

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－Itinerary information－

・Gathering time: 7:45 Gathering in Tokyo
・Gathering location: Tokyo Marunouchi Building
・Departure time: Departing from Tokyo at 8:00
・Return information: Arrive around JR Tokyo Station around 18:00

-Introduction to attractions on the first day-

• Oya History Museum

Tochigi's famous "Oya Museum" was formerly a local quarry, and the main statue of Kannon at Oya Temple nearby also used stones from the quarry. Currently, many records of local quarrying culture are preserved inside, and the remains of the quarry attract many tourists to visit its mysterious internal structure!

• Nikko Toshogu Shrine

Nikko Toshogu Shrine is located in Tochigi Prefecture and is one of the three major Toshogu Shrines in Japan. Nikko Toshogu Shrine is mainly dedicated to the first shogun of the Edo shogunate, "Tokugawa Ieyasu". Its main hall is quite gorgeous and luxurious, and it was designated as a national treasure and important cultural property of Japan. In December 1999, the "The Shrines & Temples of Nikko," which includes Toshogu Shrine, Rinnoji Temple, and Futarasan Shrine, was registered as a World Heritage Site. There are many buildings in Toshogu Shrine, the most famous of which are the "see no evil, speak no evil and hear no evil" monkeys, "Yomeimon", "Sleeping Cat" and other must-see attractions, which are worth spending time to savor.
※Please note that this product does not include admission fees.

• Watanabe Sahei Store

The sake brewery "Watanabe Sahei Shoten" has a history of more than 100 years and is famous for producing Nikko's famous local sake "Nikko Homare". You will be taken on a tour of the sake brewing facilities, and you will be able to taste and purchase local famous liquors.
※Drunk driving is prohibited. According to Japanese law, drinking alcohol under the age of 20 is prohibited. Excessive drinking is harmful to health.

-Introduction to attractions on the second day-

• Iroha-zaka (Momiji-zaka)

Iroha-zaka, also known as "Momiji-zaka", is the most beautiful hillside trail for viewing the red leaves of Nikko in autumn. Traffic in Momijizaka will be very congested during the autumn leaf viewing season, so we specially arrange to go there in the morning before tourists arrive to enjoy the beautiful red leaves in the sunlight.

• Kegon Waterfall

"Kegon Falls" is the most representative waterfall in Nikko and one of the "Three Waterfalls in Japan". Kegon Falls is formed by the water from Lake Chuzenji pouring down from the 97-meter-high bank. Here you can not only experience the natural scenery of Nikko, but you can also take the elevator to the waterfall viewing platform at your own expense to enjoy the spectacular scenery of the waterfall up close and hear the shocking sound of the waterfall!
※This product does not include the viewing elevator ride fee, please note.

• Ryuzu Falls

Ryuzu Falls is known as one of Okunikko's three waterfalls. Located in a mountain with an altitude of 1,350 meters, the total length of the waterfall is about 210 meters. When flowing down the steep slope, it divides into two streams and flows down boldly like it is biting a boulder. The name "Ryuzu(Dragon Head)" comes from the fact that when viewed from the front, the bifurcated waterfall resembles a dragon's head, while the two streams of water resemble a dragon's whiskers. The central rock is compared to a dragon's head. When autumn comes, Ryuzu Falls will attract many tourists who come to see the red leaves. It is also one of the first places in the Oku-Nikko area where the red leaves come.

• Yu Falls

Yu Falls is one of the three waterfalls in Oku-Nikko along with Kegon Falls and Ryuzu Falls. It is located on the south bank of Yunoko Lake at the foot of Mount Nikko-Shirane, one of Japan's 100 famous mountains, and flows down the slope. The flow of water from Yu　Falls becomes the Yukawa of "Senjougahara", one of Japan's rare alpine wetlands, and flows into Lake Chuzenji via Ryuzu Falls. The lower section of the waterfall is divided into two parts: left and right. From the side trail of the waterfall, you can enjoy the beautiful scenery of the waterfall from three angles: the top of the waterfall, the bottom of the waterfall, and the side!

• Fukiware Falls

Fukiware Falls in Gunma Prefecture is known as the "Niagara Falls of the East". Due to the fragility of the local rock, many cracks have developed over the years, forming a huge Fukiware Gorge. When you get close to the waterfall, you can feel the heroic momentum of the splashing water, which is very touching. During the maple leaf season, the surrounding mountains are covered with red leaves, adding to the magnificence and beauty of the waterfall!

－Introduction to accommodation hotels－

• HOTEL KINUGAWA-GYOEN

Enjoy the hot springs to the sound of the pleasant Kinugawa River! The spring quality is an alkaline simple hot spring that is less harmful to the body. It is a hot spring spot suitable for all ages! Both dinner and breakfast are buffets, so you can enjoy your favorite food! Especially for dinner, you can enjoy steaming hot grilled steaks, freshly fried crispy tempura, etc. in the vibrant on-site kitchen, which is loved by everyone!