Pictures from Nikko, Japan Pictures from Nikko, Japan
taken by Nick Miller.
Nikko is one of the most photographed town in Japan, I am sure. Aside from the bridge picture, the rest in this set are from the Emperor's Summer Palace / WWII Hideaway.
This is the Sacred Bridge, made when a priest threw a snake down and it turned into a bridge by a miracle.
This is the Royal Audience Room in the Emperor's Old Summer Palace.
This is the Emperor's, ah, you know!
Part of the building has been turned into a botanical museum. As a Mensan, I picked the owl as my representative shot.
In the yard is the entrance to the bomb shelter, which was used by the current Emperor during WWII, when he was a child.
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