Visit Nikosan Temple, a World Heritage Site

#Get a discount without relying on luck Nikkozan Rinno-ji Temple is located in Nikko City, Tochigi Prefecture. It is one of the most important historical and Buddhist temples in Japan. The temple was founded by Shodo Shonin during the Nara period and is a place that perfectly combines the beauty of nature and traditional architecture. Highlights of Nikko Rinno-ji Temple Sanbutsudo Hall The main hall of the temple, which contains three large Buddha statues that symbolize Buddhism and Japanese deities. The Sanbutsudo Hall has been beautifully restored and is highly revered. Shoyoen Garden A Japanese garden with a small pond, intricately arranged trees and flowers, is especially beautiful in the fall when the maple leaves around the garden turn bright red, making the garden especially beautiful and popular for taking pictures. Woodcarvings and traditional architecture The buildings inside the temple are full of delicate woodcarvings, with both natural and deity motifs that reflect the craftsmanship of the Edo period. Since the temple is located in the middle of lush nature, tourists can walk along the path around the temple, which is full of large trees and beautiful scenery. Perfect for relaxing and experiencing peace. For traveling to Nikko-san Temple, it is easily accessible from Tokyo by taking the Shinkansen to Nikko and then taking a bus or taxi in just a few minutes. This temple is a great place for those who love history and the beauty of nature.