Here’s an expanded one-day Nikko itinerary with ticket prices, open hours, and transportation details:
1. Getting to Nikko from Tokyo
Tobu Nikko Line: From Asakusa Station (Tobu Limited Express). It’s about 2 hours and costs around ¥2,800 one way, or ¥4,000 for a round-trip Tobu World Heritage Pass.
JR Tohoku Shinkansen: From Tokyo Station to Utsunomiya, then transfer to the JR Nikko Line (1.5–2 hours). Costs around ¥5,000 one way (covered by the JR Pass).
2. Nikko Toshogu Shrine
Ticket: ¥1,300 (adults) for main shrine and inner shrine access.
Open Hours: 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM (April to October), 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM (November to March).
Transportation: From Tobu or JR Nikko Station, take the Tobu Bus bound for “Toshogu” and get off at the Toshogu Iriguchi stop. It’s about a 5-minute walk to the shrine.
3. Rinno-ji Temple
Ticket: ¥400 (adults) for the temple, ¥900 if including the treasure house and Shoyoen Garden.
Open Hours: 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM (April to October), 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM (November to March).
Transportation: Rinno-ji Temple is a 10-minute walk from Toshogu Shrine or accessible by Tobu Bus from Nikko Station to the Shinkyo Bridge stop.
4. Shinkyo Bridge
Ticket: ¥300 if you want to walk across; free to view from nearby.
Open Hours: 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM.
Transportation: A 5-minute walk from Rinno-ji Temple, or take the Tobu Bus from the station and get off at Shinkyo Bridge stop.
5. Kegon Falls
Ticket: ¥570 (elevator fee to viewing platform); free to view from upper platforms.
Open Hours: 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM (hours may vary by season).
Transportation: From Nikko Station, take the Tobu Bus to Chuzenji Onsen stop (45 minutes, ¥1,150 one way). Kegon Falls is a short walk from the stop.
6. Lake Chuzenji
Ticket: Free (boat tours are around ¥1,250 for a round-trip).
Open Hours: Always accessible; boat tours generally operate between 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM.
Transportation: From Kegon Falls, it’s a short walk to Lake Chuzenji. The Tobu Bus that goes to Kegon Falls also stops here.
7. Return to Tokyo
From Tobu Nikko or JR Nikko Station, return by the same train method as your arrival.
Tobu Limited Express trains usually run until around 6:00 PM, and JR trains until around 7:00 PM.
Suggested Passes
Nikko Pass: For ¥4,600, covers round-trip from Tokyo on Tobu Railways and bus travel within Nikko, ideal for visiting both the town and Lake Chuzenji areas.
This covers major attractions, transportation options, and ticket details for an easy one-day trip!
If a DJI drone doesn’t return after losing connection or in situations where Return to Home (RTH) doesn’t complete successfully, the last recorded GPS location can help locate the drone.
Steps to Access the Last Recorded GPS Location:
Open the DJI App or RC Remote Controller. Tap Profile.
Tap the Find My Drone.
Follow the Map Directions by using the map to navigate to the drone’s last known location. The app may also allow you to activate a flashing light or sound on the drone if it’s still powered on, helping you locate it more precisely when you’re nearby.
Using the Coordinates
If you can’t locate the drone immediately:
Write down the GPS coordinates displayed in the Find My Drone feature.
Enter these coordinates into a GPS device or navigation app, like Google Maps, to navigate to the location.
Additional Precautions
RTH Settings: Make sure the RTH altitude is set high enough to avoid trees, buildings, or other obstacles.
Check Battery Level: If the battery level was very low, the drone may have landed instead of returning. This would mean it’s close to the last recorded GPS point, but possibly on the ground nearby.
The Find My Drone feature is one of the most reliable ways to recover a lost DJI drone when GPS information is available, making it an essential step in drone troubleshooting and recovery.
It sounds like Child Lock or Walk-Away Lock might be enabled on your Tesla, which could prevent the other doors from being opened.
Here are a few possible causes and solutions:
1. Child Lock Enabled
Cause: The child lock feature restricts the rear doors from being opened from the inside or outside.
How to Fix:
Open the Tesla app or use the car’s touchscreen.
Go to Controls > Locks.
Disable the child lock for the rear doors.
2. Walk-Away Lock
Cause: This feature locks the doors automatically when you walk away with the phone key, which could prevent some doors from unlocking when you return.
How to Fix:
In the car’s touchscreen, navigate to Controls > Locks.
Ensure that Walk-Away Lock is either configured properly or turned off if you prefer manual locking/unlocking.
3. Door Unlock Mode
Cause: Tesla has a setting to unlock only the driver’s door when the car is unlocked.
How to Fix:
On the touchscreen, go to Controls > Locks.
Check the option for Driver Door Unlock Mode. If it’s on, switch it off to allow all doors to unlock when the driver’s door is unlocked.
Try these steps, and see if one resolves the issue!
If you’ve forgotten your iPhone passcode, you’ll need to reset your iPhone using one of the following methods. This will erase the device and allow you to set it up again, either from a backup or as a new iPhone. Here are the steps:
Method 1: Using a Computer (Finder or iTunes)
Connect your iPhone to a computer (Mac or PC).
On a Mac with macOS Catalina or later, open Finder.
On a Mac with macOS Mojave or earlier, or a PC, open iTunes.
Put your iPhone in recovery mode:
For iPhone 8 or later: Press and hold the Side button and one of the Volume buttons until the power off slider appears. Turn off the iPhone, then press and hold the Side button while connecting it to the computer. Keep holding the button until you see the recovery mode screen (a cable pointing to a computer or iTunes icon).
For iPhone 7 or 7 Plus: Press and hold the Side button until the power off slider appears. Turn off the iPhone, then press and hold the Volume Down button while connecting it to the computer. Keep holding the button until the recovery mode screen appears.
For iPhone 6s or earlier: Press and hold the Side button until the power off slider appears. Turn off the iPhone, then press and hold the Home button while connecting it to the computer. Keep holding the button until the recovery mode screen appears.
Restore your iPhone:
In Finder or iTunes, you’ll see a message that your iPhone is in recovery mode and needs to be restored. Choose Restore. This will erase your iPhone, install the latest iOS version, and remove the passcode.
After the restore process is complete, you can set up your iPhone again.
Method 2: Using iCloud (Find My iPhone)
If you have Find My iPhone enabled, you can erase your iPhone remotely:
Click Erase iPhone. This will erase your iPhone and reset the passcode.
After erasing, you can restore your iPhone from a backup or set it up as new.
Method 3: Using the Apple ID website (Newer iOS Versions)
In iOS 15.2 or later, if you enter the wrong passcode too many times, you may see a “Erase iPhone” option at the bottom of the lock screen. Here’s how to use it:
Enter the wrong passcode several times until you see the Erase iPhone option.
Tap Erase iPhone, then confirm you want to erase your device.
Enter your Apple ID password to sign out of your account.
Your iPhone will be erased, and you can set it up again.
After the reset, you can either restore from a backup or set it up as a new iPhone.