Tokyo Side Trip to Nikko | japan-guide.com

[@ross_pinkman]

As a Japanese, I am really honored you introduced to the various places in Japan. I always wish you good luck and keep up the great work!!

[@HalloAnno]

The quality of this video is fantastic

[@birria4]

amen to that

[@hozarugt4218]

I never bored for going to Japan, so much places thats incredible wonderfull, also the hospitality in there makes Japan the number 1 place that I love to go, I hope I can visit Japan every year

[@connielicious8887]

me too, i'm in love in kyoto, wish to go back again 😍

[@mareecuree]

Nikko is one of the places in Japan i really want to visit. Looks and feels serene.

[@kazuwilliams5222]

I was there many a year ago. I stayed at this wonderful place, Nikko Guesthouse Sumica. I was only supposed to spend one day but found out about the Hanamatsuri up at Lake Chuzenji. Well, one day turned into a few more. Thanks again for sharing these videos. They always bring back joyful memories.

[@japanguide]

Thank you for sharing these lovely memories!

[@alexcoreablecoreable]

I remember going Japan in last Nov and Nikko was in my list of places to go as I wanted to see the koyo in Nikko, it was quite an adventure as I encountered the first november snow in Tokyo in 54 years, the trains stopped working and i was stranded in a very small town, not knowing a single Japanese word it took me half a day to go to Nikko, it was so cold and most of the attractions were closing soon, Toshogu shrine was also covered as part of the renovation, i only managed to go to Shinkyo Bridge. I hope I can go back to Nikko again to really see this beautiful place.

[@roxannecyrillemina2119]

amazing!!! how i wish i could see this place in the future!!! it's really beautiful

[@waliddouri]

Please continue to make these amazing videos!

[@japanguide]

Will do.

[@comecomenikko]

Dear Sam san, Thx for coming to Nikko, my town. I hope you back to Nikko in near future!

[@CicoinTokyo777]

I’ll visit tomorrow! So excited ☺️

[@japanguide]

Have a nice visit!

[@manoyiskatv2382]

im gonno be here tomorrow!!im so excited!! thanks travel guide for inspiring me..

[@alan2609]

This was beautiful :) Thanks for the great work!

[@EddyAloysius]

Gosh. I miss Nikko. I was there in march and it's still snowing. Totally different scenery.

[@pjar78]

Very nice camera work! Great video. Nikko is amazing.

[@anamariaazevedo4061]

Eu amei acidade de Japão.✌👏😘

[@faizjp]

You forget to mentioned about Nantai san and Lake Chuzenji which is a part of Senjogahara that's beautiful to visit too in Nikko. Btw, good video for introducing Nikko.

[@averilstewart4237]

wonderful quality - keep them coming

[@KanaievenTokyo]

Very informative video, I am in love with Nikko now

[@jonas2917]

Your videos are awesome. I really enjoyed watching them. Keep up the good work! :)

[@palagoarche8697]

Next month I’ll be there!! Thank you so much!!

[@petersmart19]

great videos team - keep them coming. Can the Nikko Exploring video (all sights detailed) be achieved in one day from Tokyo? Travelling with the JR Pass Shinkansen in mind.

[@japanguide]

+petersmart19 if you leave early, yes. Keep in mind that the buses around Nikko and Okunikko are not covered by the JR pass. For these it might be worthwhile to buy a one day pass once you arrive at Nikko. Here's a link to more info on accessing the area: www.japan-guide.com/e/e3805.html

[@frawldog]

Great place!!!

[@harryclarkhulk]

Here’s my question: Is their a local bus that can take me throughout the park? Do I need a car to get around to see the red bridge, waterfall, mountain and temples?

[@japanguide]

Yes there are two bus lines that connect most of the shrines and temples in Nikko. We have everything you need regarding orientation and access in Nikko on our dedicated page: www.japan-guide.com/e/e3805.html

[@renarena1719]

I plan on going to Nikko this october on 27th to enjoy beautiful Koyo, am i making the right choice to go for Koyo in Nikko on that date? Also for a one day trip what time should i go back so i dont miss the last bus?

[@japanguide]

Late October should be alright in theory, however this year it seems koyo has been a bit early so the colors might be past peak. As for which bus to take, it really depends where you are travelling back to. Here's a lot more info about Nikko including a full description of how to access it: www.japan-guide.com/e/e3805.html#section_access

[@sherwinclarencego1933]

Great video. I wonder what the background music is? Its so soothing...

[@Zangijuelita]

Amazing videos, one better than the one before, great job. When was this video filmed? I am going in mid-October, and want to see some fall leaves, maybe I have to head up north for that.

[@japanguide]

This was filming in May. In mid-October the colors in Nikko, especially Okunikko are usually not bad. Here is a reference guide for when colors can be seen across Japan: www.japan-guide.com/e/e2014_when.html

[@popopo1976]

Thanks, am going to Nikko today

[@japanguide]

Have a good trip!

[@popopo1976]

japan-guide.com it was beautiful.

[@sudarshanmandlecha5977]

👌 I am going japan in month of April 2018

[@katumbirinoviana4419]

tq for the awesome video. it seems less tourist in nikko. is it safe for female solo traveller to go there? I will be in tokyo in 11,12,13 of november, is nikko in the peak of its autumn? I want to see beatiful red maple trees. and then is it enough to spent a day in nikko and rushing back to tokyo in the afternoon? I'm sorry for bringing you a lot of questions here, because I want to see the best fall scenery in japan in early november 😊

[@japanguide]

Mid November should be good timing for seeing the fall colors in Nikko. Also, it is doable to make a day trip from Tokyo to Nikko, but of course taking 2 days would mean you don't have to rush. You may find the Tobu Nikko Free Pass to be worthwhile depending on where you hope to go. Here is some more info about the autumn colors in Japan: www.japan-guide.com/e/e2014_when.html, and also more info about the Tobu Nikko Free Pass: www.japan-guide.com/e/e2358_002.html. Have a good trip!

[@Yasunori_Sato]

Nikko and Oku-Nikko are situated from 200m to 1600m above the sea level. Consequently, the peak of the autumn colors spans more than a month. In this year, one of the forecasts says Senjogahara as early as late September, Yudaki mid- to late October, and central Nikko in November. This site gives the current situations for Oku-Nikko, Kirifuri Kogen and World Heritage areas. nikko.4-seasons.jp/special/kouyou2017/

[@cormacmccarthy7350]

This is wild, I went to Nikko just a few days before this video was published! When was it filmed?

[@japanguide]

Cormac McCarthy A few days before it was published :-)

[@petersmart19]

JG. After visiting tosho-gu, to reach the board walk the option is by bus only? Then does the boardwalk finish at a walking distance to the falls? I'm wondering if I could include Ryuzu falls, walk th boardwalk and finish at yodaki? What would be the time for this journey? Thanks!

[@japanguide]

Buses are the best way by public transportation to reach the Okunikko region, otherwise car or taxi are the other options. There are trails which connect Ryuzu falls to the boardwalk and eventually lead all the way to Yudaki. It would probably take about 2.5 to 4 hours to complete the whole route depending on your walking pace. Hope this helps! Here's much more info on the area: www.japan-guide.com/e/e3813.html

[@petersmart19]

japan-guide.com thanks for the quick reply! Heading there tomorrow morning and have 2 nights staying in nikko. Main mission is to achieve the above and also some hiking around lake chezenji to get some nice views of mount nantai etc. It's just trying to put an itinerary together for each day and what is available pass wise for the local region and how long everything takes! Cheers.

[@japanguide]

Have a great time! By the way, the timelapse at the end of the video of Lake Chuzenji with Nantai in the background was taken from the lookout deck on just below the summit of Hangetsuyama. There are hourly buses between Chuzenjiko Onsen and Hangetsuyama Parking Lot if you don't have a car. The hike from the parking lot is only about 20-40 minutes (www.japan-guide.com/e/e3815.html). Have a good trip.

[@petersmart19]

japan-guide.com thanks for that - I had thought it might be and is on the list. :) Have followed you're suggested trips so far during my time in japan and they have all been excellent- many thanks.

[@miakaori6611]

This place like kyoto right sir?? Must ride with the bus? Where we do buy the bus ticket sir??

[@ritajeronimo2397]

What was the name of the restaurant?

[@japanguide]

The restaurant is called "Sanraku", you can find it here: goo.gl/maps/1ehLaL7WzchC388S8

[@hindsightpov4218]

Toshogu Shrine looks like a fairy tale palace.

[@papa.giwrgos4197]

Can anyone please tell me the background song after 0:57?

[@rimmanababan9126]

I also want go to japan. Please God. I want

[@jackbottlaender1729]

Anybody know what the restaurant that he visited is called?

[@kiaraturvey6037]

Japanese seems beautiful

[@atein1995]

how long it takes to go to the Yudaki Falls from Toshogu Shrine by bus?

[@japanguide]

+Atein Amin about 90min. Here's more specific information about the Yumoto area (where Yudaki is): www.japan-guide.com/e/e3807.html

[@sudarshanmandlecha5977]

I want roasted chestnuts , where I will get it in Japan can you help me

[@japanguide]

Especially during autumn, it's quite common to see roasted chestnuts being sold on the streets with heavy foot traffic. However, pretty much any time of the year they easy to find. A few good place to look would be in street markets like Ameyoko-cho near Ueno Station.

[@sudarshanmandlecha5977]

japan-guide.com will it get in Tokyo,nara,Osaka,Hiroshima, kyato ?

[@japanguide]

Sudarshan Mandlecha yes all of them

[@sudarshanmandlecha5977]

japan-guide.com very thank you for responding ,if any queries then I will post it

[@japanguide]

Have you seen our Questions Forum (www.japan-guide.com/forum/quedisplay.html)? It is probably the best place to ask your questions. Although we try our best to briefly answer questions here in the comments, you will probably get more detailed answers there.

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[@briantravelman]

That's IT?

[@ballinjoe6035]

hows here cous of school

[@문상호-s3n]

日光(닛코, NIKKO), 日本(일본, NIPON), 日産(닛산, NISSAN)

[@_scemmer6640]

Kim

[@youarehere1251]

Looks like a national park back in the US, skip.