[Nikko Fall Leaves Limited] Nikko Fall Leaves Viewing Day Tour with Chinese/English Tour Guide (Departing from Shinjuku)

Toshogu Shrine: A representative of the "Shrines and Temples of Nikko" of Japan's World Heritage. The most famous "Nikko Toshogu Shrine" is a shrine dedicated to Tokugawa Ieyasu, and most of the current shrines and temples were rebuilt during the "major renovation" by the third shogun Iemitsu in 1892. There are 55 buildings in the precinct, including 8 national treasures and 34 important cultural properties, which are breathtaking in their magnificent beauty. Built by master craftsmen gathered from all over the country, these buildings are decorated with lacquer and ultra-color, and the pillars and other places are decorated with many carvings.

Irohazaka: A mountain road with a total length of about 16 kilometers, it is one of the 100 selected roads in Japan. The first Irohazaka for descending and the second Irohazaka for ascending have a total of 48 sharp turns. You can also enjoy the vast autumn leaves at the foot of the mountain from the car, and due to the altitude difference of about 440 meters, you can enjoy the beautiful scene of the autumn leaves gradually descending. In addition, you can see the great landscape of the Kanto Plain from Kurogadaira and Akechidaira on the way.

Kegon Falls: One of the three most famous waterfalls in Japan, it was designated as a national scenic spot in 1931 and selected as one of the 100 geological sites in Japan in 2007. It is a summer resort in summer. It is about 7 meters wide and 97 meters high. It is one of the three most famous waterfalls in Japan along with Nachi Falls (Wakayama Prefecture) and Fukuroda Falls (Ibaraki Prefecture).

Spring: The Kegon Gorge is full of Yashio azaleas, and the hillsides are dyed pink, making people feel the arrival of spring. Summer: The Kegon Falls surrounded by deep green has abundant water and is magnificent! You may even get wet in the mist... Autumn: You can enjoy the beautiful combination of bright red leaves and Kegon Falls. Winter: The huge chandelier-like brilliance... Due to the freezing of small waterfalls, the entire waterfall is covered with blue ice. It can be said that the scenery is different throughout the year