Nikko National Park

 
Nikko National Park (543sq.mi/ 1407sq.km) with its mighty peaks, ancient forests, wide expanses of moorland, lakes and waterfalls is one of the most beautiful and most visited regions in Japan.

Nikko National Park has a number of spas that yield a plentiful supply of hot mineral water and have become a favorite resting place for visitors. Recreational and sports facilities include hiking, camping, mountain climbing, boating, fishing, skiing and skating.

Among the Nikko mountains are Mt Okushirane (2,578m), Mt Nantai, Mt Nasu, and Mt Hiuchi.

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