Family and Kids in Nikko
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Visit to experience unparalleled fun for kids
One of Nikko’s best kept secrets, this waterfall, is apparently, a one that only the Japanese locals know about! As if playing peek-a-boo from behind a gorge, these waterfalls cascade into several tiny streams amidst the lush green foliage of the area. You can hear the falls’ pleasant roar as you encroach closer from the about 3-kilometer walk from the bus stop. In earlier times, yo...Read more -
A place for children with all kinds of interests
The perfect pit stop to eat and even indulge in a quick yet highly rejuvenating foot bath! Bask in the views of the mountains, breathe the fresh breeze and enjoy a scrumptious meal or tow, at the Yunishgawa Road Station. You can shop here, at the few retail options. At the adjoining hot springs, you can enjoy a relaxing bath, that will refresh you from all the traveling. You can get some local ...Read more -
A guaranteed fun space for the kids
More than anything else this attraction offers some amazing opportunities to indulge in exquisite food! In essence, a multi-purpose mall, the Michi no Eki Nikko Kaido Nikoniko Honjin is a delight! From soba noodles, black noodles, scrumptious rice crackers to lovely confectionaries, the food scenes here are indeed one of its kind here. The bakeries and liquor shops are unique too, promising som...Read more -
Amazing Nikko attraction for kids
If you are someone who loves whacky and photography enthusiast, the Trick Art Museum will entertain you like no other! Essentially, a 3-D art museum, this museum is delightfully compelling. Once you start clicking pictures here, it’s hard to stop! The interesting dimensions and point of visions are especially enjoyable, given the twist that they come with. A marvellous job done with lots ...Read more -
Can keep your kids busy for days
Nikko can’t seem to get enough of the Chizenji Lake! The Chuzenji Lake Boat House is erected on the coast of this glorious lake in an attempt to replicate the retreating facilities that existed during the post-war era. These resorts or retreats were then regularly visited by international visitors in the summer season. There is a donation box placed in the boathouse, where in you can offe...Read more -
Perfect for kids day out in Nikko
A little bit of Rome in Japan the Kinugawa Onsen Fureai Bridge is a pedestrian-only bridge. It was constructed in the period of Taisho, ranging dating from 1912-1926. The Kinugawa Springs are a major draw for tourists in this region, and the bridge was especially designed to aid commute from across the either sides of the bridge. Stand atop the bridge and bask in the beautiful views of the rive...Read more -
Fun place to go for kids
If you are wondering how to fit in the entire beauty of Nikko, all at once in your sight, the Hangetsyama Observation Deck is the place to head. Admire the views of Nikko’s highest mountain - the Mt Nantai, the Lake Chuzenji, and other adjoining areas of Oku-Nikko. You can drive up to the observation deck that lies at a height of 300 meters. The entire panorama is breathtaking, and will s...Read more -
A cool place to see with kids
Originally a Samuria residence, the hotel was designed to accommodate international guests. The Kanaya Hotel History Museum is an 18th century hotel, essentially a cottage inn built in the year 1873. Today, this is renowned as Japan’s oldest western-style resort hotel. It may not be Japan’s most popular attraction, but suddenly deserves a place. You might blindly pass this attractio...Read more -
A fantastic place for refreshing break for children
A picturesque lake, the Lake Saino, it won’t be wrong to state that thsis is no less than therapeutic lake. With its access restricted to only foot and hybrid buses, there are hardly any traces of pollution. Apparently, the lake is a division of Niko’s most popular attraction – Lake Chuzenji. Sit back or stroll way as you let nature take over you. You can view the Mt Nantai to...Read more -
One of the awesome things children enjoy the most
A popular place for relaxation and leisure activities the Nikkodaiyagawa Park is where Nikko locals resort to. Offering a wide array of activities, this attraction hosts several events and activities throughout the year. You have a gorgeous lake, amidst colourful flowers, green pastures and clear blue skies that make for the picture-perfect scenery. The flora and fauna at the park is especially...Read more -
The best option for younger visitors
Set adjacent to the enormous Kawamata Dam, the Setoaikyo Canyon is a picturesque opportunity to bask in the breathtaking views of the adjoining surroundings. There is an observation deck that aids premier views of the same. During the fall season – the peak season of Nikko tourism, visitors flock to this place to admire autumn’s allure. There is a small stairway that leads to you a ...Read more -
A place where kids enjoy and have funA charm of place that the Kotoku Farm is, embrace the sights of green fields and pastures where lazy cattle graze in the sunlight. Enjoy a walk across the path, or buy some souvenirs at the gift shop. The farm located at barely a2-minute walk from a very popular hotel in the area, is perfect to just unwind after a long stroll. You can even indulge in some lip-smacking food here, to enjoy some l...Read more
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A place perfect for families with kids
Perched at an altitude of 300 meters, the Kingawa Onsen Ropeway offers a unique experience. As you escalate to the summit, you will sight several playful monkeys, beautiful flowers and of course Nikko’s signature foliage. The best part, this place is hardly ever crowded, so in case you want to elevate to an altitude and just be, this is a good leisure option. You can choose to hike up or ...Read more -
A favorite place to take the kids in the cityUp for some monkey business? Well, we mean serious money entertainment! The Nikko Saru Garden offers unlimited entertainment by our dear friends – monkeys. Here you will literally roll on the floor laughing, as the show progresses. You will be bemused, delighted and amazed to say the least, watching the monkeys perform on various themes. You can take pictures with these creatures pre-and ...Read more
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It's just one of those places to visit and hang outWonder what a Japanese village looked like? Head to Heik no Sato for the ultimate enlightenment! Set on a legend related to the Genpei War of 1180-1185 this attraction demonstrates how the Taira clan lived here, post escaping the overthrow of the Minamoto clan. As you explore the attraction, you can actually get to experience that vibe of people lived here, during earlier times. The "Heike Big ...Read more
