Fujinuta no taki fall
藤垈の滝
A historic ritual purification site featuring eight small streams and seasonal skunk cabbage flowers within a peaceful forest park.
What it is
- A series of eight water streams falling two meters from a forest spring.
- A historic site used for ritual purification in front of Serizawa Fudoson.
- Part of the Okubo Iyashi no Mori Park in Fuefuki City.
- A location introduced to readers by the author Masuji Ibuse.
What to see
- Eight separate waterfalls fed by twelve degree Celsius spring water.
- Approximately 3,000 skunk cabbage plants growing along the nearby stream.
- Serizawa Fudoson at Koshoin Temple located directly behind the falls.
- A park area featuring a promenade, gazebo, and playground equipment.
When to go
- Mid-April to see the skunk cabbage flowers in bloom.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
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