Dakigaeri Ravine
抱返り渓谷
A scenic ten-kilometer river valley in Akita known for its turquoise water, dramatic waterfalls, and vibrant autumn colors.
What it is
- A ten-kilometer ravine located along the middle of the Tama River in Semboku City.
- Part of the Tazawako Dakigaeri Prefectural Natural Park south of Lake Tazawa.
- The name refers to people hugging each other to pass on historically narrow paths.
- A natural area featuring six waterfalls and three distinct rock islands.
What to see
- The Mikaeri Waterfall is a notable natural feature within the ravine.
- The Jindai Dam is located at the uppermost stream of the river.
- Views of the turquoise Tama River flowing through the steep valley walls.
- Multiple waterfalls and rock formations scattered along the hiking route.
When to go
- The area is most popular during the autumn foliage season for colorful leaves.
Getting there
- Jindai Station is located four kilometers northwest of the ravine site.
- Public bus service to the area was discontinued in September 2007.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
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