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Nikko bus fares to the suburb areas?
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2019/5/3 00:50
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We plan to spend a night in Nikko. The Nikko World Heritage Pass includes a round trip by Toby train from Asakusa train station to Nikko plus a two day unlimited travel to the temples and shrines in the Nikko Centre. How much are the bus fares to the suburb areas? Does any one know? I don't want to purchase the All Area Pass which costs more and good for 4 days which I don't really need. Thanks.
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by Peter Lee (guest)
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Re: Nikko bus fares to the suburb areas?
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2019/5/3 09:38
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By suburbs, I mean places outside Nikko like: Senjogahara Marshland, Kegon Waterfall, Akechiddaira Ropeway, Ryuokyo Canyon/Suspension Bridge etc.
Any suggestion to cover these places in two days?
Thanks.
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by Peter Lee (guest)
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Re: Nikko bus fares to the suburb areas?
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2019/5/3 11:51
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「By suburbs, I mean places outside Nikko like: Senjogahara Marshland, Kegon Waterfall, Akechiddaira Ropeway, Ryuokyo Canyon/Suspension Bridge etc.」 - Senjogahara Marshland and Kegon Waterfall are both within Nikko. The town doesn't really have suburbs. There's a bit of development around the station, and from there it pretty quickly transitions into rural mountains with a few temples and inns.
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by . . . . (guest)
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Re: Nikko bus fares to the suburb areas?
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2019/5/3 16:04
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If you go as far as the Senjogahara Marshland, then the All Area Pass will pay off even if you were to do it in just a single day.
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by Uji
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