Nikko

Explore Nikko on a full-day guided tour from Tokyo, covering its World Heritage shrines and scenic landmarks with round-trip transfers from Tokyo and a bilingual (English/Spanish) guide.

See the ornate Tōshōgū Shrine, dedicated to Tokugawa Ieyasu, and admire its detailed carvings and historic atmosphere nestled within cedar forests.

Take in the views of Kegon Falls, one of Japan’s top three waterfalls, and spend time by the serene Lake Chūzenji at the base of Mount Nantai.

View the famous red Shinkyo Bridge from the bus, marking the entrance to Nikko’s sacred temple area.

Choose from flexible ticket options — join a guided tour without entry to Tōshōgū Shrine, upgrade your ticket to include shrine entry, or opt for the full package with admission, lunch, and drinks for a complete Nikko experience.

Explore Nikko’s World Heritage treasures and mountain scenery on a full-day guided tour from Tokyo, with easy transfers from Shinjuku Station/Tokyo Station,

Travel with an English-speaking guide who will lead you through Nikko’s most famous sights from ornate shrines to dramatic waterfalls; with smooth transfers and a well-timed route.

Visit Tōshōgū Shrine, Nikko’s UNESCO-listed highlight dedicated to Tokugawa Ieyasu. Discover its intricate carvings and learn about the shrine’s deep spiritual symbolism.

Enjoy a scenic drive along the Irohazaka Mountain Road and ride the Akechidaira Ropeway to the observatory perched at 1,373 meters, offering panoramic views of Kegon Falls and Lake Chūzenj.

Spend time at Lake Chūzenji, Japan’s highest natural lake, known for its alpine landscapes; a perfect stop for photos and light refreshments.

End your visit at Kegon Falls, one of Japan’s three most beautiful waterfalls, plunging 99 meters into a deep gorge; a must-see symbol of Nikko’s natural beauty.

Explore Nikko at your own pace with a 2-day pass that gives you unlimited travel on Tobu trains and buses, making it easy to visit the region’s shrines, lakes, ropeways, and hot spring areas.

Travel from Tokyo’s Asakusa into the mountains of Tochigi and use the pass to move freely between Nikko’s World Heritage sites, Kinugawa Onsen, and popular attractions across the region.

Show your pass to enjoy 5% off at select Asakusa stores and 10% off on purchases of ¥1,000 or more in Nikko and Kinugawa, along with a complimentary gift when you shop at Access Shops.

Get discounted entry at major attractions including Akechidaira Ropeway, Tobu World Square, Edo Wonderland, Kinugawa Onsen Ropeway, Nikko Natural Science Museum, and Nikko Astraea Hotel.

Use the included transport benefits: one round-trip between Asakusa and Shimo-Imaichi (with optional stopovers), unlimited Tobu Railway travel between Shimo-Imaichi, Tobu-Nikko and Shin-Fujiwara, and unlimited rides on Tobu Bus lines within the World Heritage area.

Explore Nikko with complete freedom using a 4-day All Area Pass that gives you unlimited access to trains, buses, sightseeing cruises, and onsen areas.

Travel from Asakusa into Tochigi’s mountain region and explore heritage shrines, scenic lakes, national park routes, hot springs, ropeways, and theme parks at your own pace, using the pass’s wide transport network.

Enjoy 5–10% discounts at participating shops in Asakusa, Nikko, and Kinugawa, plus special deals at tourist facilities. Get a complimentary gift at Access Shops when making qualifying purchases.

Access discounts at major sites including Akechidaira Ropeway, Tobu World Square, Edo Wonderland Nikko Edomura, Nikko Astraea Hotel, Nikko Natural Science Museum, and Kinugawa Onsen Ropeway.

Use the included transport benefits: one round-trip between Asakusa and Shimo-Imaichi, unlimited travel across Tobu Railway and Tobu Bus routes in Nikko, the Nikko Edomura shuttle bus, Kinugawa Onsen bus routes, and seasonal links like the Lake Chuzenji cruise and Odashirogahara hybrid bus.

Discover Nikko on a private day tour from Tokyo with hotel transfers, luxury transport, and a flexible schedule that lets you explore at your own pace.

Visit highlights such as Toshogu Shrine, Shinkyo Bridge, Kegon Falls, and Lake Chuzenji with an English/Japanese-speaking guide who shares insights into the region’s history and nature.

Explore Toshogu Shrine, Nikko’s UNESCO-listed complex dedicated to Tokugawa Ieyasu, known for its elaborate carvings and historic atmosphere.

See Kegon Falls, one of Japan’s most famous waterfalls, dropping nearly 100 metres into a forested gorge with dramatic viewpoints.

Relax by Lake Chuzenji, a serene lake at the base of Mount Nantai, perfect for photos, short walks, and soaking in the mountain scenery.

Enjoy a scenic lunch at Ryuzu no Chaya, a teahouse overlooking Ryūzu Falls, where you can try local yuba dishes with a waterfall backdrop.