Day trip to Nikko or Kamakura — The Great Buddha of Kamakura or the ornate Toshogu Shrine in Nikko make excellent day trips from Tokyo

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Day trip to Nikko or Kamakura (~$15-30 transport) — The Great Buddha of Kamakura (1 hour south) or the ornate Toshogu Shrine in Nikko (2 hours north) make excellent day trips from Tokyo

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