How to get to Nikko from Tokyo for free using a NIKKO PASS?

1. Can I use JR pass from Tokyo to Nikko?
2. Can you do Nikko as a day trip from Tokyo?
3. Who can buy Nikko pass?
4. How do I get to Nikko Toshogu Shrine from Tokyo?
5. How much does it cost to get from Tokyo to Nikko?
6. Is it cheaper to buy JR Pass in Japan?
7. Is Nikko worth visiting?
8. How long do you need in Nikko?
9. How much time do you need in Nikko?
10. What is there to do in Nikko in December?
11. How do I get to Nikko from Asakusa?
12. What is there to do in Nikko in autumn?

Can I use JR pass from Tokyo to Nikko?

Take the JR Tohoku Shinkansen (from Tokyo or Ueno Station) to Utsunomiya Station and transfer to the JR Nikko Line. With a good connection at Utsunomiya, the one way trip takes about 100 minutes. Due to its high cost (about 5500 yen one way), this option is attractive to holders of a JR pass.

Can you do Nikko as a day trip from Tokyo?

The most convenient way to travel to Nikko from Tokyo is using the Nikko Pass, which exists in two versions - the All Area Pass (4,520 yen), a 4-day ticket that includes a round trip from Tokyo to Nikko and unlimited train and bus rides in the Nikko-Yumoto Onsen-Chuzenji Onsen-Kinugawa Onsen area, and the World ...

Who can buy Nikko pass?

The NIKKO PASS is available for purchase at the Tobu Tourist Information Center Asakusa starting one month prior to travel. NIKKO PASS is only available to foreign travelers. However, Japanese nationals accompanying foreign travelers can also purchase the pass.

How do I get to Nikko Toshogu Shrine from Tokyo?

To get from Tokyo to Nikko, simply take the JR Tohoku Shinkansen (“Yamabiko” or “Nasuno Trains”) from Tokyo Station or Ueno Station to Utsunomiya; then, take the JR Nikko Line to Nikko Station. Train prices without the Japan Rail Pass are ¥2,590 (23 USD) one way.

How much does it cost to get from Tokyo to Nikko?

A journey from Tokyo or Ueno stations on the Tohoku Shinkansen (Yamabiko or Nasuno services) to Utsunomiya Station, followed by a ride on the JR Nikko Line to JR Nikko Station, takes about two hours and costs 5,060 yen.

Is it cheaper to buy JR Pass in Japan?

Buying your Japan Rail Pass before your trip is up to 10% and 20% cheaper than in Japan. As you see, buying the JR Pass is more expensive than buying it online ahead on time.

Is Nikko worth visiting?

Nikko also has an incredible history as it is the location of important Buddhist temples and Shinto shrines. Anyone planning to attend the Tokyo 2020 Summer Olympics should be sure to arrive early or stay longer to spend time in Nikko.

How long do you need in Nikko?

Due to the high concentration of natural and historical landmarks in the same area, it's possible to see a great deal of Nikko over two or three days. Visitors may wish to dedicate one or two days to exploring parts of Nikko National Park, and save one day for the Shrines and Temples of Nikko.

How much time do you need in Nikko?

It's time to begin your explorations of Nikko's famous temples and shrines. Spend as much or as little time as you like in each place; but you probably won't need more than two hours before you head out for lunch.

What is there to do in Nikko in December?

Nikko in Winter

• Akechidaira Ropeway. Observation deck and Mount Nantai in the background. ...
• On the eastern bank of Lake Chuzenji. Chuzenji Temple. ...
• Kegon Waterfall. Ryuzu Waterfall (viewed from bottom) ...
• Trekking through the woods. Sign. ...
• By the river.

How do I get to Nikko from Asakusa?

When you go to Nikko from the Asakusa area, you need to take a train from Tōbu Asakusa Station. Asakusa station serves four lines: Tokyo Metro Ginza Line, Toei Asakusa Line, Tsukuba Express and Tōbu Railways. So please keep track of which line of the Asakusa station you have to use to reach your destination.

What is there to do in Nikko in autumn?

• Nature. Lake Chuzenji. • ...
• Nature. Senjogahara Marsh. • ...
• Viewpoint/Tower. Hangetsuyama. • ...
• Nature. Ryuzu Waterfall. Waterfall famous for its autumn colors. ...
• Nature. Kegon Waterfall. Nikko's most famous waterfall. ...
• Viewpoint/Tower. Akechidaira Plateau. ...
• Yumoto Onsen. Hot spring resort in the national park. ...
• Temple. Chuzenji Temple.