Fukushima Airport 2 hr 8
Kegon Falls (12 min)
97-m. waterfall plunging over a forested cliff, with an elevator (fee) to a lower viewing area. Nikkō Tōshō-gū (28 min)
Opulent 17th-century shrine complex honoring the first shogun & featuring colorful buildings & art. Rin-no-ji Treasure House (28 min)
Buddhist temple complex, established in 766 CE, with a museum & classical Edo-era landscape garden. Ryuzu Falls (7 min)
Popular pair of cascades reachable by a short hiking trail, with a nearby restaurant & gift shop. Yutaki Falls (14 min)
Waterfall over 70 m. high, with an observatory platform that enables visitors to get a good view. Nikko Futarasan jinja (28 min)
Mountain-top Shinto shrine with precinct & gardens, dating from the 8th century. Mount Nantai (42 min)
Many hikers make the 8156 ft. climb up this stratovolcano that was redesignated as 'active' in 2008. Shinkyo Bridge (27 min) Nikko National Park (16 min)
National park with scenic trails by volcanic mountains, lakes, reservoirs, falls & wetlands. Okunikkō (28 min)
Autumn leaf color, lake, waterfall, hiking, and mountaineering Chūzen-ji Temple (3 min)
Ancient temple on Lake Chuzenji featuring a large statue of Kannon, the Buddhist goddess of mercy. Senjogahara (11 min)
Scenic hiking destination with raised trails offering views of the surrounding valley & mountains. Yuno Lake (15 min)
Picturesque clear-water lake known for its autumn colors with a trail around its 1.9-mile shoreline. Nikko Tamozawa Imperial Villa Memorial Park (25 min)
Historic former palace & surrounding landscaped grounds, open to the public for an entry fee. Lake Chūzenji (6 min)
Scenic lake, discovered in 782, with summer hiking & boating, fall leaf watching & winter sports. | 
