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Nikko Futarasan Shrine Admission Ticket in Tochigi

4.3 / 5
19 avis
400+ réservé
Japon, 〒321-1431, Yamauchi 2307, ville de Nikko, préfecture de Tochigi

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4.3 / 5
Super
19 avis
C'était une expérience incroyable à Nikko. Je n'ai pas utilisé le billet d'entrée car nous n'avons pas ressenti le besoin de traverser le sanctuaire, mais le pont était extraordinaire et magnifique. La rivière sous le pont et les arbres autour du site rendent la vue parfaite.
Le musée du trésor se trouve près du lac Chuzenji ! Attention à ne pas faire comme moi, acheter un billet mais ne pas pouvoir le programmer. Je veux vraiment voir Mimi Kirimaru QQ
L’échange est simple. Vous pouvez scanner le code pour échanger les billets directement au guichet, ce qui est assez pratique.
Facile à utiliser, il vous suffit de montrer votre bon Klook et ils émettent un ticket physique pour les sanctuaires
Très pratique, il suffit de le montrer au personnel pour scanner le Qr code !
Beau pont, belles vues mais il y a de meilleurs endroits autour qui sont plus intéressants, comme les abbayes de Kammangafuchi.
J'ai acheté ce billet pour éviter la file d'attente, mais on nous a quand même demandé de faire la queue avec les personnes qui achetaient le billet sur place, ce qui est ridicule. Le pont est quand même magnifique.
Il est impossible de l'échanger du tout. Il est impossible de l'échanger du tout. Il est impossible de l'échanger du tout.

Guide

  • Nikko Futarajinja Shrine, registered as a World Heritage Site in 1999, is one of the most popular power spots in the Kanto area, known for its blessings of good fortune and marriage!
  • "Shinkyo" is a beautiful wooden bridge that spans the entrance to the holy mountain of Nikko, and is a popular photo spot.
  • Treasure House exhibits artifacts excavated from the ruins atop Mt. Nantai and swords dedicated to the shrine.
  • Also, Treasure Museum will host a special exhibition until May 15, 2024! A significant collection of treasures connected to the royal family and famous swords that have been designated as national important cultural properties will be displayed.

About Nikko Futarasan Shrine Main Hall

"Shrine" is located near the Nikko Futarasan-Jinja Shrine and is set as a visiting area. There are many paid historical cultural properties, which a UNESCO World Heritage Site as part of the "Shrines and Temples of Nikko. There are bronze Kasuga lanterns in the Tang Dynasty that have been turned into lanterns with the marks of later swords, Hie Shrine, Shinto Shrine, Main Hall, 700-year-old sacred wood cedar, and Toma Shrine, etc.

Near the sacred spring, you will see two great cedar are called Meoto Sugi (husband and wife cedar) which appear to be affectionately standing side by side, it is said the trees give blessings for a good marriage and a good family relationship.

About Nikko Futarasan Shrine Shinkyo Bridge

Vermilion lacquered sacred bridge; the beautiful Shinkyo is worth enough to decorate the entrance of sanctuaryNikko. The Shinkyo used to be called Yamasugeno-jabashi, which means snake bridge with sedge, or Mihashi, which just means respectable bridge. This bridge belongs to Futarasan Shrine and is designated as an important cultural property. In addition, Shinkyo was inscribed as the World Heritage in December 1999.

The bridge is 28m in length, 7.4m in width, 10.6m in height(from the surface of the water), and included 10 beams on both sides of railings, each decorated with round orbs(ginkgo), painted with black paint inside of bridge deck and Red paint in the other parts.

The bridge was regarded as a sacred bridge after it was built for mysterious reasons at the end of the Nara period. After it was rebuilt in Kanei's 13th year to its current appearance, it was only used for tribute coins such as generals imperial envoys and generally used when crossing the river. In addition, a temporary bridge (Nikko Bridge) is constructed downstream for use.

In Showa 48, in order to prepare for the 1200 year sacrificial house of Mentishantop Town in Showa 57, it was recruited to the outside world and has been extensively renovated since Heisei 9 to the present.

Shinkyo is known as one of the finest three bridges (Kintaikyo Bridge in Yamaguchi prefecture, Saruhashi Bridge in Yamanashi pref.), which is the oldest bridge in Japan in terms of drawbridge style built over the gorge.

About Nikko Futarasan Shrine Treasure Hall

Commemoration of the Completion of the Grand Restoration Project of the Main Shrine on Mount Nantai, dated 1240. Commemoration of the 150th Anniversary of the Birth of Tochigi Prefecture and the 60th Anniversary of the Opening of the Treasure Museum.

Special exhibition: "Famous Sword · Sacred Treasures"

Originally planned as a special exhibition to commemorate the completion of the grand restoration project of the main shrine, the exhibition was postponed due to the pandemic. However, this year also marks the celebration of the 150th anniversary of the birth of Tochigi Prefecture. Therefore, we have decided to hold both commemorations simultaneously. This exhibition showcases the national treasures "Bizen Nagamitsu" and "Rai Kunitoshi," which are the two swords that have not been displayed since the Treasure Sword Exhibition held in 2012 (The 24th year of Heisei Period). In addition, we will exhibit precious sacred treasures. For example, there are the over 3-meter-long Tachi Sword "Nenokirimaru" and "Imono" (bestowed by the Imperial Family), as well as the "Mount Nantai Artifacts", which serve as symbols of faith.

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