Nametsu Falls
滑津大滝
A wide, two-tiered waterfall on the Shiroishi River known for its unique tuff riverbed and scenic park surroundings.
What it is
- A waterfall measuring ten meters high and thirty meters wide on the Shiroishi River.
- A natural landmark also known as Nikaitaki because of its distinct stepped shape.
- A scenic location featured in the film Last Letter by director Shunji Iwai.
- A protected site maintained as part of the Nametsu Otaki Park.
What to see
- The main falls flowing over a natural tuff riverbed.
- Nametsu Kotaki which is a smaller waterfall located further upstream.
- A dedicated observation deck used for viewing the falls during the winter months.
Getting there
- Take a town bus to the Nametsu Otaki bus stop.
- Walk five minutes from the bus stop to reach the falls.
- Drive forty-five minutes from the Shiroishi Interchange via National Route 113.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
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