Nikko Toshogu Shrine area

Nikko, Japan

Home to the World Heritage shrine complex and Kanaya Hotel.

Places in Nikko Toshogu Shrine area

Kanaya Hotel One of the oldest Western-style hotels in Japan, known for its 'Hundred-Year Rice Curry,' recreating a recipe from the Taisho period.
Seiyo Ryori Meiji no Yakata Symbolises Nikko as a place where Western food culture in Japan flourished early, famous for omelet rice with rich demi-glace sauce and the legendary cheesecake 'Nirvana.'
Nikko vegan and vegetarian restaurants Nikko is one of the best places in Japan to visit if vegan or vegetarian, as all restaurants have options for those diets.
Shrine complex tea houses Tea houses near the World Heritage shrine complex.

Best time to visit: October to November offers splendid fall foliage around Lake Chuzenji; spring brings fresh greenery to the shrine complex.
Getting around: Nikko's shrine complex is walkable; Lake Chuzenji and surrounding hot spring areas require a bus or car.
Currency: Japanese Yen (¥)
Language: Japanese. English signage is common at the shrines.
Timezone: JST (UTC+9)
Current trends: Nikko's hospitality scene continues blending World Heritage heritage with luxury and boutique stays, including The Ritz-Carlton Nikko overlooking Lake Chuzenji and boutique establishment Fufu Nikko with private hot spring baths in every guestroom.

Lake Chuzenji — An area with splendid fall foliage, home to The Ritz-Carlton Nikko.
Kinugawa Onsen — A hot spring area home to the historic Asaya Hotel.