Definitions
from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition.
- A town of central Honshu, Japan, north of Tokyo. It is a pilgrimage center famed for its ornate temples and shrines.
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Examples
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I found this store as I was heading back to the train station after spending a day in Nikko, which is about 2 hours north of Tokyo.
Japundit - Published news zonjineko 2010
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I found this store as I was heading back to the train station after spending a day in Nikko, which is about 2 hours north of Tokyo.
Japundit - Published news zonjineko 2010
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I found this store as I was heading back to the train station after spending a day in Nikko, which is about 2 hours north of Tokyo.
Japundit - Published news zonjineko 2010
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I found this store as I was heading back to the train station after spending a day in Nikko, which is about 2 hours north of Tokyo.
Japundit - Published news zonjineko 2010
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Raccoon: Linda suggested Nekko as well, also Nikko which is where we saw the Shrine Maiden dance!
N.D.Y., cats and the name game. Elizabeth McClung 2009
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So we get emails like, “Why are you only spending a half day at Nikko which is not enough time?”
The BAD day: from Stalker God to difficulties LEAVING the police station Elizabeth McClung 2008
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So we get emails like, “Why are you only spending a half day at Nikko which is not enough time?”
Archive 2008-02-01 Elizabeth McClung 2008
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Climbers Brian Hall and Jerry "Nikko" Cooke have been missing for 12 days.
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SIMON: With many more weeks of winter ahead, there is a sad realization that the bodies of Jerry "Nikko" Cooke and Brian Hall may not be discovered until spring time when the snow here begins to melt.
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MICHAELA COOKE, WIFE OF JERRY "NIKKO" COOKE: Kelly, Brian and Nikko shared a passion and reverence for climbing.
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