Nunobiki Falls
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A historic set of four waterfalls in Kobe, ranked among Japan's three most divine falls and perfect for a short hike.
What it is
- A series of four separate waterfalls located on the Ikuta River in Kobe.
- One of Japan's three divine waterfalls and a designated Top 100 Waterfall site.
- A former training ground for Shugendo practitioners featured in the Tales of Ise.
- The site consists of the Ontaki, Meotodaki, Tsutsumidaki, and Mentaki falls.
What to see
- Ontaki waterfall stands as the tallest of the group at 43 meters high.
- The Nunobiki Five-Matsu Dam located in the vicinity of the falls.
- A hiking trail that connects the waterfalls to the Nunobiki Herb Gardens.
Getting there
- The waterfalls are a short walk from Shin-Kobe Station.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
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