• Nikko Station - Ueno station - Nikko station
  Transportation Fee (Not Included) : About 5,000 JPY
• Toshogu Butokuden - Historically, the Toshogu appears to be the mausoleum where Tokugawa Ieyasu, the most powerful shogun in the country’s history, was enshrined. Its historical importance and beauty have made it a UNESCO historical heritage site.

Entrance Fee (not included) : About 1,600JPY

• Nikko Futarasan Shrine - Established around the 8th century, the Futarasan shrine is the spiritual heart of Nikko. It is said that two swords, considered sacred treasures of Japan, are kept inside.
• Shinkyo Bridge - Considered one of the three largest bridges in all of Japan, in ancient times, the Shinkyo Bridge was considered a sacred area, walkable only by monks. Today marks the access to all of Nikko’s sacred treasures.
• Ueno Station - Nikko station - Ueno station
  Transportation Fee (not included) : About 5000 JPY

• English or Italian speaking travel story teller

• Public transportation: if you do not hold JRPass, about 11,000JPY; if you hold JR Pass, about 500JPY
• Lunch
• Entrance fee (about 1,600 JPY)

Discover the splendor of Nikko with our walking tour, where history, spirituality, and natural beauty seamlessly blend.

Explore UNESCO World Heritage sites, including the ornately decorated Toshogu Shrine, a symbol of the Edo period’s grandeur, housing the mausoleum of Tokugawa Ieyasu, the first Shogun of the Edo era.

The tour will share stories of Nikko’s historical importance and cultural legacy, offering a deeper insight into this sacred city. Whether in search of spiritual awakening or a connection with nature, this tour guarantees a magnificent experience in Nikko.

Rain or shine, our walking tours continue!

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.