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Why This Tour Is Recommend • A guide holding the Nikko Certification, demonstrating in-depth local knowledge, will introduce you to the highlights of Nikko Toshogu Shrine. • Experience visiting the UNESCO World Heritage site, Nikko Toshogu Shrine, dressed in a traditional kimono. ・A host holding all of the certifications listed below will share the meaning and spirit behind each movement and offer heartfelt hospitality. 　 Credentials 　・Certified Tea Ceremony Teacher 　・Kimono Dressing Master 　・Certified Ikebana Teacher • Learn the proper etiquette and customs of shrine visits from your instructor, ensuring a respectful and authentic experience. ・You will be able to enjoy a traditional tea ceremony and authentic kimono dressing at the same time. ・We use tea utensils that have a close connection to Nikko. ・Even if this is your first time experiencing tea ceremony, you can join with peace of mind as we guide you gently throughout. We sincerely look forward to welcoming you.

A perfect outing the whole family can enjoy – picking mikan, Japanese mandarin oranges, on a hillside just a 20 minute walk from Osaka’s Kami no Taishi station. Over 10,000 mikan trees are planted at Kansai’s biggest orchard, and the views are great for photo opportunities as you pick all-you-can-eat mikan.

Discover the Magic of Nikko on a Full-Day Adventure Step into a world of natural wonders and sacred traditions in Nikko. Your journey begins at the awe-inspiring Toshogu Shrine, a UNESCO World Heritage Site filled with dazzling details and history. Capture stunning photos at the iconic Shinkyo Bridge, its vibrant red arch set against lush forests. Follow the path to Futarasan Jinja Shrine, a timeless spiritual landmark embraced by nature. To complete your adventure, breathe in the fresh mountain air at Kegon Falls, one of Japan’s most breathtaking waterfalls, cascading beside the serene Lake Chūzenji in Nikko National Park.