There's a restroom at the Daimonzaka parking lot, so be sure to use it before you start—there aren't any bathrooms along the way.
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Manai Falls
Takachiho Gorge, designated as a National Scenic Beauty and Natural Monument, is a stunning landscape formed by the erosion of pyroclastic flows from Mount Aso's eruption. The result is a unique gorge with striking columnar cliffs, known as columnar jointing.
Ran into a lot of Korean tourists who were talking really loudly, which was a bit of a shame for such beautiful scenery.
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World Glassware Hall Inawashiro
This is one of Japan's largest glass specialty galleries, displaying around 25,000 items from both Japan and around the world. The gallery offers a wide array of products, including directly imported goods, original accessories, antiques, and decorative items, fully conveying the charm of glass products.
It doesn't really feel like a museum since there's no admission fee. It's mainly a place selling art glass products.
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Nikko Toshogu Shrine
Nikko Toshogu Shrine is dedicated to Tokugawa Ieyasu, the first shogun of the Edo shogunate. A highlight of any visit to the UNESCO World Heritage Site Shrines and Temples of Nikko, the shrine features 55 magnificent structures, including 8 National Treasures and 34 Important Cultural Properties.
The three monkeys at Nikko Toshogu, representing 'see no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil,' are super cute. The omamori is JPY 1,000 each.