Doro-Hatchō
瀞八丁
A protected national park gorge featuring fifty-meter cliffs and unique rock formations along the borders of three prefectures.
What it is
- A scenic gorge located at the borders of Wakayama, Nara, and Mie prefectures.
- The downstream section of the Dorokyo Gorge within Yoshino-Kumano National Park.
- A designated Special Place of Scenic Beauty and Natural Monument of Japan.
- A site along the Kitayama and Kumano Rivers known by this name since the mid-1890s.
What to see
- Cliffs reaching fifty meters in height along the river banks.
- Unique rock formations including the Shishi-iwa and Kame-iwa rocks.
- The Tenchu-iwa rock formation which stands forty-five meters high.
- A cave named Kansen-kutsu with a depth of forty-two meters.
Getting there
- Water jet boats operate from the Shigo bus stop near Shingu Station.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Doro-Hatchō Open in Google Maps
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