7 Places in Nikko
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Explore the map in the DocentPro app7 places in Nikko: Nikko Toshogu, Shinkyo Bridge, Nikko Futarasan jinja, and 4 more. Every place is verified on Google Maps, featured in an Instagram post by 花吃🌷小資旅遊｜美食｜生活.
Nikko Toshogu
Shinto shrine
4.5
Marvel at the extravagant carvings and vibrant colors of this UNESCO World Heritage site. Dedicated to Tokugawa Ieyasu, it's a masterpiece of Edo-period architecture. Book tickets in advance to avoid long queues.
Shinkyo Bridge
Bridge
4.1
Admire the iconic vermilion sacred bridge, spanning the Daiya River with its lush green backdrop. It's a picturesque spot perfect for capturing stunning photos of Nikko's natural beauty.
Nikko Futarasan jinja
Shinto shrine
4.3
Visit this famous shrine known for fostering good relationships and luck in love. Explore the serene grounds and make a wish at the golden rabbit statue.
Nikkozan Rinnoji Temple
Buddhist temple
4.2
Explore the impressive Buddhist temple, another significant part of Nikko's World Heritage. Admire its grand halls and historical artifacts that reflect centuries of spiritual devotion.
Nikko Pudding Tei Main Store
Dessert restaurant
4.2
Indulge in a variety of exquisite puddings, each beautifully presented in a charming glass bottle. Take home the adorable glass bottles as a souvenir.
Nikko Sakaeya Ageyuba Manju Honpo
Confectionery store
4.5
Treat yourself to the incredibly delicious fried yuba manju, a local specialty. These warm, savory-sweet treats are a must-try; you'll regret not trying them.
Miyamae Dango
Confectionery store
4.4
Savor freshly grilled dango in soy sauce and miso flavors, a delightful traditional snack. Pair it with a warm drink for a perfect afternoon treat.
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