Nikko and Tochigi Guided Tours
You will be swampted by colorful history and nature in Nikko with us!
Let's join us to explore the Nikko National Park filled with marvelous temples, shrines attached with colorful history as well as serene nature proteected by the Ramsar Convention
News from Nikko
Here, you can see the latest news from Nikko (both Nikko city and inner Nikko). They have been brought back by our guides by taking a picture in Nikko, hoping for the most fresh information available for our prospecting guests. They would help you beef up your trip there.
Now in the late April, we can start admiring fresh verdue. The fresh green leaves stand out against the blue sky. This landscaple will reflesh you as well.
View from Senjyugahama (the end of May). It is the best season to walk in Inner Nikko. Landscape of Lake Chuzenji from Senjyugahama is pristine and Japanese primerose fully bloom now (see right below)!
A pickture of Kongo Zakura (very old cherry tree, more than 500 years old) taken from an unique angle. All the cherry bloom falls and now light green leaves display strong vitality.
Welcome to the enchanting world of Nikko!
Nested approximately 200 kilometers from Tokyo, Nikko stands still with majestic mountains towering over 2,000 meter, picturesque rivers, and serene lakes. The landscape unfolds into breathtaking vistas, offering an expansive sanctuary for relaxation and a playground for a myriad of outdoor activities: fishing, canoeing, camping, horse back riding, hiking climing, skiing, ice skating, and more.
When you enter in Nikko city, you will find yoursel in a world of cultural heritage. The revered Toshogu, a UNESCO World Hieritage site, along with other historical buidling, create a fascinating tapestry of history and serenity that will leave you in awe.
Spanning from the charming Nikko city to the captivating Nasu area in the northeast, Nikko encompasses a significant part of Nikko National Park. Here, you will encounter iconic attractions such as magnificent Kegon Fall, the pristine Lake Chuzenji, and the scenic Kirifuri Highland.
If you want to learn more about each significant tourism resources, then please visit the page "Our Guiding Service" by clicking a buttom below.
What is the Government Licenced Guide Interpreter?
The Government Licenced Guide Interpreter, both national and provintial, is a profession that either passes the national examination "National Guide Interpreter Examination" conducted by the Commissioner of the Japan Tourism Agency or the provincial examination conducted by a local government respectively, and receives a fee to provide interpreter guidance (accompanying foreigners and providing information about travel using a foreign languages).
