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Meigetsuen Nikko

63 Kawaji Onsen Kawaji Nikko, Tochigi, Kanto, 321-2611, Japan

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Temples, a waterfall and an earthquake in Nikko

A travel blog entry by sabrina_berkamp

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... and one covering its mouth. Another had a huge painting of a dragon on the ceiling and very nice acoustics. If you clapped two wooden logs together it only had a really long and impressive echo if you did it right under the dragon's mouth (the 'roaring' of the dragon).

In Nikko I also experienced my first earthquake ever! The wall of the hostel were shaking mildly for about 2 seconds and then it was over. Apparently they still have mild ...

Nikko: Buddhism & Bangs!

A travel blog entry by amy_michael

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... tips from the lodge we headed out. First tip: try the 100m slide around the corner. We can both recommend this as an excellent way to start the day! From here we walked to Nikko's picturesque antique red bridge. Like most people, we dodged the 300Yen fee and took pictures from close by.

Next was the main attraction of the day which seemed to draw tour-buses in by the, er, busload: the Rinno-Ji temple and surrounding shrines. Founded by ...

Mountains and Shrines

A travel blog entry by robs.au

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Our arrival in Nikko on Thursday night was greeted by a welcome drop in temperature and humidity from the swelter in Tokyo, along with a relative darkness as the power saving measures in Nikko are much more noticeable than in Tokyo. Many of the station lights and street lights and other unnecessary signage were off, giving the place more of a country village feel even in the main centre. We took a taxi to the ...

Nikko Park Lodge, Nikko

A travel blog entry by markandnanna

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Next in turn was World Heritage Site Nikko, which was 2 hours train journey from Tokyo. We chose to stay at Nikko Park Lodge which was recommended (and in our opinion overrated) by Lonely planet.

As we arrived at the Nikko station we bumped into a couple who were as lost as we were and we found that they, Jason & Caroline, were from Canada and staying at the same place as we! (there ...

Theme Park Edo

A travel blog entry by eundel

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... I would have used neither the word "exciting" nor "battle" to describe it. The production was about 20% stunts and 80% interpretive dance, with ninjas running around projecting their silhouettes onto paper screens and striking dramatic, symbolic poses while being illuminated by flashing lasers. By the end of the show, I was pretty sure the spiders being projected periodically onto the stage wall symbolized pretentiousness.

I did pick-up one Japanese ...

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