(Translated by Google) A graveyard dedicated to Ieyasu Tokugawa, who is known to say nothing. As Tosho Daigongen, he is watching over the Edo Shogunate even if he dies. The Toshogu Shrine, which was magnificently built by Iemitsu, is gorgeous. It is highly artistic, such as colors and sculptures, and shows its value as a World Heritage Site. Furthermore, in autumn, the beauty is doubled in combination with the autumn leaves. It will be enough to satisfy the worshipers who visit. There is no doubt that tourists from overseas can also enjoy the beauty of Japan. Toshogu is famous for being unfinished, but it's fun to look for the unfinished part. Please be careful not to forget the time and it will not be pitch black. (Original) 言わずと知れた徳川家康を祀る墓所。東照大権現として、江戸幕府を死しても見守っている。 家光によって大盛された東照宮は豪華絢爛。色彩や彫刻など芸術性も高く、世界遺産としての価値を物語る。 更に秋には紅葉と相まって美しさを倍増させる。 訪れた参拝者を満足させるには十分であろう。 海外からの観光客も、日本の美を堪能できること間違いない。 東照宮は完成されていないことで有名であるが、その未完の部分を探してみるのも楽しい。時間を忘れて真っ暗なんてことにならないようにお気をつけください。

It was such a treat to be able to enjoy this wonderful historical site. Many beautiful buildings with gold leaf and carvings and colorful designs with flowers and animals and such. Many stairs to climb with varied heights involved. The shines were impressive going back to the first Shogun in his honor!

This is one of the most famous shrine in Japan, which is located in Nikko san area. The buildings and statues are so beautiful with historical values, so you will absolutely enjoy your visit here. It has a famous statue called three monkeys which describes a image of whole life. And there is so famous ceiling drawing, Nakiryuu, which means crying dragon. Taking picture inside is prohibited, so please enjoy when you visit there.

(Translated by Google) It's been since I was in elementary school, but when I take a closer look, each building is very gorgeous and wonderful. Nakiryu was also interested in a construction method that echoes only in certain places. However, even though it is an important cultural property of such a venerable country, Nakiryu's guide was almost a push-selling story, Goshuin's older brother was very unpleasant and arrogant, and I was afraid of the bell-selling aunt's push-selling. did. Isn't it worth the next entry even after paying the admission fee? (Original) 小学生の時以来でしたが、じっくり見ると、1つ1つの建物がとても煌びやかで、素敵です。鳴龍も一定の場所でしか反響しない建築方法に興味が湧きました。ただこれだけ由緒正しい国の重要文化財なのに、鳴龍のガイドがほぼ押し売りネタだったのと、御朱印のお兄さんがとても感じ悪く横柄なのと、鈴売りのおばさんの押し売りが怖いことで残念な感じでした。拝観料払ってまで次入る価値はないかな。

It has great trails to hike on sunny days. So many stores and restaurants on the way too where you could get refreshments or you may use the washrooms if you needed. Keep in mind as usual, there are no garbage bins in japan so you would have to carry your litter with you until you get to the station or home. I recommend having sunblock with you because it's quite an exposed area and you need that protection.

This was just lovely after we passed the historic red bridge and began our exploration with Tosho-gu Shrine. It is dedicated to Tokugawa Ieyasu, the founder and first shogun of the Tokugawa shogunate, who ruled Japan from 1603 to 1868. It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and was built in 1636. I try to imagine who was here a few hundred years ago.

(Translated by Google) A World Heritage Site that represents Japan. Nikko Toshogu Shrine enshrines Tosho Daigongen, who deified Ieyasu Tokugawa, the first shogun of the Edo Shogunate in 1617, as the main deity. There are 55 buildings in the precincts, including 8 national treasures and 34 important cultural properties, and it is one of the best in Japan with its gorgeous beauty. The fee is 1300 yen for adults and 450 yen for children (up to junior high school students). The group costs 1170 yen for adults and 405 yen for children. Shooting was OK in most places, but be careful as shooting is prohibited in some places! ️ I went to Nikko Toshogu for the first time, and it took almost an hour due to traffic jams, but it was good to see it. (Original) 日本を代表する世界遺産。日光東照宮は、元和3年（1617年）江戸幕府初代将軍徳川家康を神格化した東照大権現を主祭神として祀ります。境内には、国宝8棟、重要文化財34棟を含む55棟の建造物があり豪華絢爛な美しさで見ごたえがあり日本屈指でもある。料金は、大人1300円、子供（中学生まで）450円です。団体は、大人1170円、子供405円です。ほとんどの場所は撮影はOKでしたが、1部の場所は撮影禁止ですので要注意‼️初めて日光東照宮に行きましたが、渋滞で1時間近くかかりましたが、見物出来て良かったです。

Even during bad weather it was a breathtaking sight. It really feels like you’re entering a different world, especially with all the stairs. The price was very reasonable and even without the audio guide there is a lot of information presented in English. You also get to see the „see nothing, hear nothing, say, nothing monkeys“ and other iconic statutes and imagery. Definitely a must-see spot

Very impressive and historic site. The experience will be greatly enhanced especially if you are a Japanese history buff. Well worth a visit and definitely worthy of UNESCO World Heritage

Very beautiful place. There are many marvelous carvings, statues, buildings...etc. It has display boards with English translation giving introduction and special features of these items. Do not rush, take your time to watch.

Here is another World Heritage site for its masterpiece's architectural and decorative. Prepare for a long walk and many steps to cover all the shrines and temples around the area. To get to Inner Shrine Pagoda, you have to climb up another 200+ steps. Take your times and Enjoy!

Visited around 10.30am on a Thursday, we drove and there was a really long queue getting in to the parking lots (roads were very congested with cars and tour buses). We didn’t end up going into the shrine as it was packed with tourists and there was a long queue to get tickets, so we explored the nearby areas instead. Minus the crowds, I enjoyed walking between rows of tall trees and soaking up the autumn vibes in some of the quieter areas. Would recommend going to the nearby Rinnoji Temple as well for some beautiful autumn foliage (early-mid Nov), plus entrance is free.

Beautiful shrine. Love it’s history and architecture wise it’s amazing master piece. Notes: To enter this shrine you need to buy ticket worth 1300¥ for adult.

(Translated by Google) Seeing monkey, hearing monkey, saying monkey (Original) 見猿、聞か猿、言わ猿

We went on a rainy day admittedly but this shrine just did not impress. The architecture was amazing on a few of the buildings but the crowds were just horrendous, they really need to ban large tour groups from taking up space, ruining photos and blocking narrow pathways. It was expensive to get in where there are nicer places for free. Nikko is nice but it’s very busy and Tokyo has nicer places which are quieter and free so bear in mind. It is visually very nice but again, there are nicer places. I don’t know how to explain but Nikko gave a weird impression and was definitely the least favourite thing of my Japan trip so far. Large volumes of tourists meant it was hard to enjoy the shrine compared to everywhere else where they have been spacious and peaceful. Lots of people were being disrespectful taking photos in areas where they were prohibited and it feels like it is a tourist trap. I’m sure on a sunny day the architecture would be incredible but it just did not sit right when we went. Another thing is that the general up keeping was poor compared to other places and you do wonder where your money goes.

I didn’t get to take a picture of the red bridge which I was really looking forward to and one of the reasons why I booked this tour. So I’m pretty bummed. The trip felt was rushed. I still give 4 stars because the shrine was really wonderful. It was so big that takes more than just 1 hour and half. It wa raining that time too so better not come in the summer is was so hot and bipolar rain.

Cool Shrine and temple with a ton of history. Shame that they pollute the inner sanctuary by selling trinkets that don't do anything. At least they would make good souvenirs if you are willing to pay the inflated prices. Overall very beautiful and not many people as it was snowing when we went.

Nikko is a huge park with the famous Tokugawa Ieyasu shrines but also a primal forest populated with monkeys, and countless smaller sites to visit and trails to experience. I recommend spending three days in Nikko, finding lodging in one of the local ryokan. Winter is beautiful and summer very busy but stunning. The Matsuri or grand parade held every May 17 and 18 is beautiful and include archery competition. A unique experience.

This is the most famous temple at Nikko and rightly so, for it is a treasure trove of lacquer work, wood carving and traditional architectural styles. There are a great variety of structures at the site, ranging from tombs to stables and ornately decorated gateways. The whole complex is surrounded by majestic cedars, which greatly contributes to the atmosphere. Entrance costs 1300 yen.

It is a beautiful temple but if you are are visiting with a baby don't come with stroller. There are many steps to climb. Get a ergo baby or any inter carrier. You can get also for 1300 yen a your photo with temple background. They are providing also digital version with printing

Famous three monkeys 🙈🙉🙊can be found here. Good cultural heritage site, burial remains of the famous Shogun samurai and historical importance/ remains of Shogun empire can be observed here. Good nice place for photo shoot, wedding, wedding photoshoots can be observed taking place.

The parking lot to this place is quite crowded on the weekends - it was also peak autumn season. The wait to park was a long time - the shrine itself was crowded as well. The complex is very impressive indeed, what I discovered is that the Three Wise Monkeys originated here. 🙈🙉🙊 You’ve probably heard of the proverb “see no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil.” Some of the building were under construction with scaffolding and tenting too. I’d like to come back and explore more when it is off season.

Great temple, but the workers there seemed almost desperate for money. It was a 1300 yen entrance fee per person which is the most ive paid for any temple or shrine in all of Japam, and almost every 15 feet there was a different shop person trying to get you to buy or donate something. It was kind of sad. Apart from that I had a wonderful experience and would highly recommend it.

Coming to this shrine in the winter is also a great idea because it is serene during the off-peak season. It is even better when it snows. That gives you a chance to really enjoy the shrine. If you are lucky, You may grasp a happy yet tranquil moment. That will be superb.

(Translated by Google) Bad things What I don't like 🙈 I have to see 🙉 I have to ask 🙊 I have to say (Original) 悪い事や 嫌な事は 🙈見ざる 🙉聞かざる 🙊言わざる

Very worth to visit here I strongly recommend you to visit here with taking hot spring bath around OKU NIKKO area. Even we Japanese are very moved and no regrets to visit here again With my opinion, my favorites place to visit in my country is KAMAKURA, NIKKO and KYOTO. But please check IEYASU TOKUGAWAs history, before you visit first here. I promise your journey will be more delight and enjoyable one when you visit Here.

You could walk around here for the whole afternoon and still not see everything. The details are amazing. Very rich history in the area. Make sure to bring some extra money because there is additional cost to see some shrines. Definitely worth the extra few dollars.

This is where the tomb of the great Japanese shogun Tokugawa Ieyasu is located. You have to pay to see the graves and temples. The opulence of this temple could be considered a Buddhist version of the Catholic Church.

An amazing complex with many shrines, temples, and the expressive Japanese culture. It's a UNESCO World Heritage Site due to its historical importance. The colors, shapes, statues and stairs create a fantastic feeling of power, beauty and art. Absolutely must--visit place in Japan. Highly recommended! +++

Definitely worth the entry fee and trouble getting here. Highly recommended to visit here if you're staying in Tokyo. This is the best temple you can see from Tokyo without going half way across the country. Origin of the three wise monkeys, has a lovely pagoda. You can pay with an IC card. Very intricate carvings and painting in a fantastic gold and black color scheme. There are details everywhere you look. There is a photoservice that also takes a picture with your phone for free. The inner part can only be entered without shoes and no pictures can be taken inside the building. The steep stone steps to the northern part of the temple become extremely slippery when wet.

Great place to visit. It's beautiful and amongst the most gorgeous trees. Be warned, the sleeping cat is a walk up over 200 steps & it was overrated, but the trees (in my opinion) are far more worth the walk. It was busy here even in the rain.

Nice place to visit. Worth the price at the same time you will appreciate the beauty not just the amazing sculpture and thier unique engraved but also the majestic and beautiful giant trees that surround the place

Completely beautiful. The building, sculptures and the nature. We went on Nov 11 at around 1:30 pm the foliage made it spectacular.

The most beautiful temples I’ve visited in Japan so far. The protection of these buildings is immaculate and they weren’t burnt down in some fire and rebuilt in the 1900’s they are actually four hundred years old and are just taken care of and repainted very well. I could feel the history breathing in and out of this place. Tokugawa’s treasures were well kept and I just can’t describe in clear words how happy that I, a history lover, was to to be able to touch and be so close to something so old and well taken care of for the public. I think Tokugawa would be proud at how many people love and respect his family’s heirlooms and resting places.

December 2021 the main gate was still under construction :( sad but this shrine is still worth visiting, amazing sights and colors. Admission is worth it. You can easily spend 2 hours here.

Must visit when in Japan. Been here more than ten times, every single time I discover something new that I love. If you go on a public holiday, please arrange you visit so you go as early as possible, as this is a very popular location for both locals and visitors.

I'm not big on shrines and temples but this was a nice visit. Entering the main shrine was surreal. You have to remove your shoes and keep your phone away. It was quiet even with all the visitors, and just imagining what it was like centuries ago is just a different experience altogether. I went on a Monday afternoon, it wasn't crowded. A lot of locals and just a few chinese and western people. There are audio guides you can rent for 500 yen.

It's beautiful and interesting at the same time. Very beautifully decorated shrine. We went on a weekend and just before the New year came so it was really crowded. It was quite hike though, it was a long stair. Lol

One of the oldest shrines in Japan. You can explore the insides of the shrine by paying 1800++ yen. Inside the shrine, you will be able to see the 3 monkeys, the 12 astrological sign plus, the sleeping cat and the Crying Dragon which is said to give you goodluck. If you are lucky (like the time we went there) a monk prayed for us via a special prayer.

Amazing experience. Take your time and explore Be prepared to walk up steep steps. It’s not easy to get to some of the places. If you have issues with steps, might be better to wait at the bottom.

This is the most beautiful shrine I've ever seen, Nikko Tosho-gu is a shrine dedicated for Tokugawa Ieyasu. First thing you see before going to the shrine is a passageway surrounded by a lot of huge trees, then you will arrive at the front entrance where you can see a five-story pagoda. There is a souvenir shop right after the front entrance where you can buy some lucky charms, stamps, or other souvenir related to this shrine. You can find a photo service next to the souvenir shop where you can take a picture in front of Nikko Tosho-gu shrine, and you will get a print of the photo as well. There is a lot of area you can explore in here if you love Japan's historic place.

Be prepared to queue for up to 30 mins to just buy your ticket then it's slow moving a single file through the shrine. Never seen it so busy but worth a visit as it's so beautiful and serene being surrounded by giant cedar trees in the lush forest atmosphere

Very beautiful architecture but a lot of tourists so its hard to walk and have a nice shots. I think the entrance fee is a bit too expensive for a price of 1300 ¥ / person.

Countless wood carvings and large amounts of gold leaf on the gate and Toshogu shrine make this place become another UNESCO World Heritage. If you don’t know anything about history of this place, try to capture some highlights which are 1) see no evil, speak no evil and hear no evil" monkeys “ 2) Sleeping cat 3) Tokugawa Ieyasu's mausoleum 4) Five-storied-pagoda. What to consider , The place is so crowded everyday so a chance to get nice photos like social media could be low. You also need 15-20 walks to the gate so please prepare.

Beautiful setting and buildings. There are audio guides for rent (¥500) just inside the gate where tickets are required. Available in Japanese and English and perhaps 1 or 2 more languages.

A beautiful shrine with lots to see, definitely worth a visit. Quite a lot of walking with steps so be aware if you have trouble getting around. It was very busy especially with groups of school children so a weekend visit might be quieter. Unfortunately, the day we visited we had torrential rain so not great.

Nikko is a lovely little town with lots to see - perfect for a day trip. Tosho-gu is probably the main attraction. You can walk there from the JR station or take a bus if you don't feel like walking. I recommend walking since we are talking about less than 4 miles and there's lots to see. The complex is absolutely gorgeous with tons of impressive shrines and structures. One of my favorite during this first trip to Japan.

Totally worth visiting this temple complex. Although I have seen many temples by now, located all over Japan, this is something unique. The duration of the visit is between 1 and 2 hours, depending if you wanna walk over the complete complex. There is a stairway up onto a hill where you can visit a tomb. During the summer period it could be less convenient to walk up without getting sweaty;) Look into the details of the engraving in the building, so much details, but also very well maintained. Not sure what is still original and what not? I almost skipped the temple where you have to hand over one of your paper tickets to get inside. It's a small tour with some explanations of the temple itself. The highlight is when they start hammering the wooden sticks to show where the temple reflects the sound of the echo, really fascinating! When you're by car, try to find a parking spot around.

You can purchase the entrance ticket on the spot. I would recommend visiting this temple. It covers a wide area and has a lot of architecture to look at. It can be a bit challenging to walk around, especially when the ground is wet, so do be careful. Temple closes on time, so don't be late.

We were perfectly impressed by this fabulous Edo-era shrine! The mood here in summer is very magical, with large trees and the sound of cicadas. We only visited Nikko Toshogu Shrine this time, but there are other great temples in the surrounding area. We should have visited this place much earlier and hope to return many more times in the future.

This is another historical site to visit. Read about Oda Nabunaga and Tokugava in advance and your visit will be more interesting. Great walks and beautiful temples. Lots of tourists.

The most beautiful shrine complex i’ve ever seen, it was filled with gold and all the signature animal emblems that are famous in Japan. I guess it could get crowded depends on the season or holidays but when I went there it was not too bad (we went there quite late though, we were the last batch to get in the shrine), so not the best observation of crowdedness here.

It's one of the most impressive shrines I've been to. Amazing architecture and detailing. The location is also beautiful and vast, there is plenty to see that's worth visiting for. There are several admission fees for the different temples/shrines, but overall, I think it was worth it.

Went on a weekday just after the rain so no queue. A magnificent temple to worship the most famous army general, Ieyasu Tokogawa. The signs are clear. The site is well-managed and clean. Happy that we got to see this world heritage.

I always go there to worship and I have earned so many blessings from there..

That is a good place to get peace and calm in the summer. Learned some knowledge about Buddha and Tokugawa. Need to spend two day to visit. The bus is convenient from sight. We tried Yoba(tofu skin) in there. Suggested to take umbrellas to visit.

Of all the shrines and temples I've visited in Japan, this could be one of the most beautiful I've seen. Set amidst the lush greenery in the mountains of Nikko, the intricate and elaborate construction and design is really awe inspiring. It really helps to put into clarity how much Shogun Tokugawa Ieyasu is revered as a deity by the locals.

(Translated by Google) It was shining beautifully in gold (^^) The vending machine is a big tea color w (Original) 綺麗に金色に光っていました(^^) 自販機はおーいお茶一色w

(Translated by Google) Good! (Original) グッドです！

(Translated by Google) There are many people. Is mold on the new plaster of Yomei Gate? (Original) 人、それなりに多し。 陽明門の新しい漆喰には、カビ？

(Translated by Google) It was so quiet that I couldn't think it was rattling in the corona. It was warm without snow, so it was a good day to worship at this time of year. (Original) コロナでガラガラ～(日)とは思えない程の静けさでした。雪もなく暖かかったのでこの時期にしては参拝⛩️日和でした。

(Translated by Google) After the renovation of Yomei Gate, it was Toshogu that became even more beautiful. (Original) 陽明門の改修が終わって、また一段と美しさが増した東照宮でした。

(Translated by Google) When I came here for the first time in 40 years, I was impressed that I could see the mausoleum that was not open in the past and that it was restored more colorfully and beautifully. (Original) 40年ぶりに来てみたら昔は開放していなかった廟を見ることができたりよりカラフルにきれいに修復されていたりと感動しました。

(Translated by Google) For the annual star 🌟 prayer (Original) 恒例の星🌟祈願に

Incredible feeling to just walk around this place

(Translated by Google) Nikko Toshogu for the first time in elementary school! ️ It is a World Heritage site and a power spot that you can easily go on a day trip, feeling that it is surprisingly close to Tokyo in about 2 hours by car. When I was in elementary school, I just saw it in a group action. If you go again, each building and sculpture has meaning and lessons, and there are many highlights. Really, just being here seems to improve your luck 😃 (Original) 小学生ぶりの日光東照宮‼️ 東京から車で2時間ほどで着いて意外に近いと感じ手軽に日帰りで行ける世界遺産でパワースポットです。 小学生の頃は団体行動でただ見ただけでしたが。 改めて行ってみると１つ１つ建造物や彫刻全てに意味や教訓があり見所が盛りだくさん。 ホントここにいるだけで運気が上がりそうです😃

(Translated by Google) The view is nice but the staff is disappointed. The tone was a command tone and I laughed at the tone quickly. (Original) 景色はいいがスタッフが残念。 口調がいちいち命令口調＆さっさとやって調で笑ってしまった。

(Translated by Google) The attitude of a young man like a guard who cuts a ticket at the entrance despite the high admission fee is extremely unpleasant from the top ... I felt that the wonderful place was ruined ... (Original) 拝観料が高い割に入口にいた切符を切る守衛の様な若い男の態度が上から目線で不快極まりない… せっかくの素晴らしい場所が台無しに感じた…

(Translated by Google) It was very beautiful! ️ I want to go again 😊 (Original) 凄く綺麗でした‼️ また行きたいです😊

What a great day we spent here! Nikko is a beautiful, friendly small town nestled in jagged hills. The trip from Tokyo, first by bullet train and then by local, lets you see great diversity in geography. The shrines are meticulously kept (of course), and there are several to see and tour.. Leave time for hiking and seeing the area. The river gorge trail is spectacular!

(Translated by Google) 2020/9/27 To Nikko Toshogu for the first time in 45 years since the elementary school excursion I remembered the story of a sparrow playing behind a sleeping cat while the demon (cat) was away from the guide, but I took a picture of it, but quite a few people glanced past it. As for the three wise monkeys, I didn't remember that it was a story at all, so I learned. (Original) 2020/9/27 小学校の修学旅行以来45年ぶりに日光東照宮へ 眠り猫の裏で鬼（猫）の居ぬ間に遊ぶ雀の話をガイドさんに聞いた記憶を思い出して撮影しましたが、結構な人達が一瞥して通り過ぎて行ってしまいました。 三猿については、物語になってるなんて記憶は全く残ってませんでした、勉強になりました。

(Translated by Google) For those who like temples, shrines, etc. I recommend it. (Original) お寺、神社などが好きな人には、 オススメします。

(Translated by Google) I was able to see a sleeping cat. I have to see it, I have to ask it, but please be careful of the stones at your feet. (Original) 眠り猫を見ることができました。見ざる聞かざる言わざるもみましたが、足元の石に気をつけて下さい

Great heritage place

Very impressive temple, but usually very crowded.

Cool experience. But make sure to bring a big jacket and gloves to keep warm in the winter because it really gets cold.

Sprawling complex of temples and shrines, as the Japanese say "if you haven't seen Nikko, you haven't seen Japan" These photos from around the main Tosho gu but there are many other sightseeing areas in the greater Nikko region

It was a pretty amazing place. The detail and care of these shrines is pretty amazing. There seems to always be a lot of people but even so you can really enjoy seeing everything.

(Translated by Google) The sculpture is wonderful! (Original) 彫刻が見事！

One of beautiful shrines in Japan. Very popular place and there are lots of tourist. Fee is 1200 yen but worth to visit.

If you are planning to visit Japan this is one of the places you must visit. A Japanese friend told me that this temple is a power spot where you can recharge and pray. It is a pristine place of worship.

Beautiful place in the world. It is surrounded by beautiful nature waterfalls. Shrine temples and museums are major attraction there. Shrine temple will be Open only for two months November and December . U can enjoy the colorful gorgeous Japan in this time. U can see three colors of leafs for every tree. It is transition time from one to other.

(Translated by Google) There is one stone pavement of the power spot, so please look for it! (Original) パワースポットの石畳が一枚ありますので探して見てください!

(Translated by Google) I brought back the power. (Original) パワー持ち帰って参りました。

(Translated by Google) I went by motorcycle in the middle of winter, so I didn't arrive because it was too cold, Utsunomiya stopped. (Original) 真冬にバイクで行ったので寒すぎて到着しなかった、宇都宮止まり。

(Translated by Google) Nikko Toshogu, which is dyed with autumn leaves, was a wonderful experience. I got good power. (Original) 紅葉に染まる日光東照宮は素晴らしい経験でした。良いパワーを頂きました。

(Translated by Google) It was the best power spot. (Original) 最高なパワースポットでした。

(Translated by Google) Hideyoshi Toyotomi, who was listed as a World Heritage Site as the grave of Ieyasu Tokugawa, the incarnation of patience, forced him to participate in the Imjin War. However, he did not participate in the war and remained in Japan to build Edo. That place is now the world-class city of Tokyo. I like Tokugawa Ieyasu among Oda Nobunaga, Toyotomi Hideyoshi, and Tokugawa Ieyasu. If you read the long-awaited book and visit all over Japan, you will feel the unique excitement and emotion of travel. (Original) 인내의 화신 도쿠가와 이에야스의 무덤으로 세계문화유산등재 도요토미 히데요시가 임진왜란 참전 강요. 하지만 참전하지 않고 일본에 남아 에도를 건설함. 그 곳이 지금의 세계적인 도시 도쿄임. 오다노부나가.도요토미히데요시.도쿠가와이에야스 중 도쿠가와 이에야스 인물을 좋아함. 대망책을 읽고 일본 곳곳에 방문하면 여행의 색다른 묘미와 감동이 느껴짐

(Translated by Google) There are many shrines in Japan, but I'm sure there is no other place that is more sacred than here. ❗️ It is so famous that Ieyasu / Hideyoshi and Sir Yoritomo are enshrined. Decorated with countless fine sculptures such as sparrows, the entire building has a high reputation as one huge work of art, and worshipers will not get bored 😃 Therefore, there are many visitors from all over the country regardless of the season 🎵 I also went back to the excursion when I was 5th grade and about 25 years later, but both were satisfactory 😆 (Original) 日本に神社は数多あれど、ここより神聖な場所はきっと他にないと思います❗️家康／秀吉公や頼朝卿が祀られていることはあまりにも有名で、陽明門が三猿、眠り猫、雀など数えきれないほどの細かな彫刻で彩られ、建物全体が一つの巨大な芸術作品として評判が高く、参拝者を飽きさせません😃それ故に全国各地からの来客が季節を問わず多いです🎵私も小5の時の遠足と25年程経って再訪しましたがいずれも満足のいく内容でした😆

The Toshogu shrine in Nikko is one of these historical landmarks you must see while in Japan. It is one of the most beautiful and revered places in Japan. It is situated in the Nikko natural park and is surrounded by a beautiful nature. Parking is between 600 yens and 1000 yens depending the place. The shrine entrance is about 1300 yens, I don't remember clearly.

(Translated by Google) The world heritage is truly wonderful. The renovation work has been completed and the majesty has been revived. (Original) 世界遺産はさすがに素晴らしいです。 改修工事が終わり荘厳さがよみがえりました。

(Translated by Google) This is Nikko Toshogu in Nikko City, Tochigi Prefecture. It is the tomb of the famous Shogun Ieyasu Tokugawa. It's famous for seeing, saying, and listening. When I go to Toshogu, I feel uplifted and calm. I think there were about 200 stairs to the grave. It's fun so don't give up and climb. The feeling of exhilaration is amazing. If you put a photo on Instagram, it will look good, so please use it. Toshogu is irresistible for history lovers, but I think that even those who are not very familiar with it can enjoy it, so please go there. (Original) こちら栃木県日光市にある日光東照宮です。なんとあの有名な徳川家康将軍の墓です。見ざる、言わざる、聞かざるで有名ですね。東照宮に行くと気持ちが高揚しつつも落ち着くという気持ちになります。墓までの階段がたしか200段ぐらいあった気がします。楽しいので諦めず登ってくださいね。爽快感がすごいですよ。インスタグラムに写真載せると映えますので活用してみてください。東照宮は歴史好きにはたまらないですが、あまり詳しくない方でも楽しめるかと思いますので、ぜひ行ってみてください。

(Translated by Google) The Yomei Gate, which has undergone a major renovation in Heisei, is too luxurious. Of course, the famous three wise monkeys 🙈🙉🙊 It hurts a little because the admission fee is high ... (Original) 平成の大改修を終えた陽明門が豪華すぎる。 もちろん有名な三猿🙈🙉🙊も 拝観料が高いのかちょっと痛い...

(Translated by Google) I hope you will return to Nikko Toshogu, a vibrant World Heritage Site. It was the first time for Toshogu to be the scene. 2021.1.25 (Original) 早く活気のある世界遺産、日光東照宮に戻りますように。シーンとした東照宮は始めてでした。 2021.1.25

(Translated by Google) As expected! It is a World Heritage Site! !! (Original) さすが！世界遺産です！！

(Translated by Google) Iemitsu's thoughts on Ieyasu have been conveyed. (Original) 家光公の家康公に対する思いが伝わってきました

(Translated by Google) The first parking lot is far away, but the price is the highest. (Original) 最初に有る駐車場遠い割に一番料金高いんじゃね

(Translated by Google) It's been a long time. Is beautiful (Original) 随分久しぶりでした。きれいです

(Translated by Google) It is a luxurious structure. (Original) 贅沢な造りです。