Goryū Falls
五竜の滝
A twelve-meter waterfall with five distinct streams flowing over ancient Mount Fuji lava within a scenic city park.
What it is
- A twelve-meter high waterfall located within Susono City Central Park.
- A designated natural monument formed by basalt lava from a Mount Fuji eruption.
- The site where the Kise and Sano rivers meet in Shizuoka Prefecture.
- A natural landmark featured in the novel Soh-hyo by Jiro Nitta.
What to see
- Five separate water streams including those named Yukidoke and Fujimi.
- The main stream flowing over a distinct basalt lava cliff face.
- The Goryu no Kakehashi suspension bridge spanning the waterfall area.
- The historic Former Uematsu Family Residence located on the park grounds.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Goryū Falls Open in Google Maps
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