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'''Nikkō''' is a [[Japanese]] city, located 140km north of [[Tokyo]], in the Tochigi [[Prefecture]]. It is one of Japan's most important tourist and pilgramage destinations, with popular hot springs and historic sites. The name "Nikkō" means "sunlight."<ref name=Britannica>"[http://global.britannica.com/EBchecked/topic/415236/Nikko Nikkō]", ''Britannica''</ref> "Do not say ‘magnificent' until you’ve seen Nikkō,” according to one Japanese saying.<ref name="Britannica" />
'''Nikkō''' is a [[Japanese]] city, located 140 km north of [[Tokyo]], in the Tochigi [[Prefecture]]. It is one of Japan's most important tourist and pilgramage destinations, with popular hot springs and historic sites. The name "Nikkō" means "sunlight."<ref name=Britannica>"[http://global.britannica.com/EBchecked/topic/415236/Nikko Nikkō]", ''Britannica''</ref> "Do not say ‘magnificent' until you’ve seen Nikkō,” according to one Japanese saying.<ref name="Britannica" />
In the Tosho-gu Shrine (Mausoleum) reposes Tokugawa Ieyasu, founder of the [[Tokugawa Shogunate]] (1603-1868). Emperor Go-Yōzei is also buried in Nikkō.
In the Tosho-gu Shrine (Mausoleum) reposes Tokugawa Ieyasu, founder of the [[Tokugawa Shogunate]] (1603-1868). Emperor Go-Yōzei is also buried in Nikkō.