In the train, on the way on the way there, we got a glimpse to what is part of the Japan Alps (I think).
Unfortunately, it was already snowing on the way up to the Yumoto . Hence, there were no more autumn leaves to be sighted.
Nevertheless, we turned our journey to waterfalls sighting instead. Starting from the highest point in Nikko:
Yudaki. 'Taki' means waterfall in Japanese language.
Kodaki
Ryuzu Falls. Its a twin waterfall :)
There is actually another waterfall, known as the Kegon Falls, but I missed that.
Down in the Nikko town, we finally saw some autumn leaves as it was warmer there. Happy :D
The Shinkyo Bridge or Bridge of Gods.
Nikko is also a World Heritage Site. Next trip there I will surely visit the Shogun Temple 'Toshogu' etc.
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