Around Lake Chuzenji, Nikko, Tochigi, is lit up for the Night View

According to NHK Net News Web Easy, around the Lake Chuzenji, Nikko, Tochigi has been lit up for an enjoyable beautiful night view in order to attract many tourists for sightseeing after the autumn leaves season gone.

At the famous kegon no taki (Kegon waterfall), the lights shine on the waterfall, which falls 97 meters down, at the dark night and the water looks like the white light. At Chuzenji, the red building of the temple looks like floating mysteriously.

The people came form Tokyo said 「I do not come to the temple much at the night but I thought it was beautiful and splendid.」

The illumination is to be on from 4.30 pm til 7 pm every day until 23rd of this month. We can enjoy the view from the lake on a boat at Saturdays night and Sundays night.

The actual article from NHK

Have a look at the below actual article for reading practice if you are a Japanese learner.

栃木県とちぎけんの日光にっこう 中禅寺湖ちゅうぜんじこの周まわりで夜よるのライトアップが始はじまる

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栃木県とちぎけんの日光にっこうにある中禅寺湖ちゅうぜんじこの周まわりで、紅葉こうようのあともたくさんの人ひとに観光かんこうに来きてもらうため、夜よるの景色けしきを楽たのしむライトアップが始はじまりました。

有名ゆうめいな華厳滝けごんのたきでは、夜よるの暗くらい中なかで、97m下したまで落おちる滝たきの水みずに光ひかりが当あたって、白しろく光ひかって見みえました。中禅寺ちゅうぜんじでは、寺てらの赤あかい建物たてものが浮ういているように神秘的しんぴてきに見みえました。

東京とうきょうから来きた人ひとは「夜よる、お寺てらに来くることはあまりありませんが、きれいですてきだと思おもいました」と話はなしていました。

ライトアップは今月こんげつ23日にちまでの毎日まいにち午後ごご4時じ半はんから午後ごご7時じまでです。土曜日どようびや日曜日にちようびなどの夜よるには、船ふねで湖みずうみからの景色けしきを楽たのしむこともできます。

My thought

I have been to Nikko in June 2018. The famous temple and the waterfall are a must visit. It must be so magnificent night view at the temple and be a magical moment to see the white light on the waterfall that I can imagine. Oh I really wish I was there to see it. The below is the Kegon no taki at the summer of 2018.

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