Nusakake Falls
幣掛の滝
A seven-meter waterfall in a waterside park where hunters once offered cloth strips to ensure their safety.
What it is
- A seven-meter waterfall situated on the Iwasaki River at the foot of Mount Nansho.
- The name comes from hunters offering cloth strips to the gods for safety.
- The surrounding area is developed as a public waterside park for visitors.
- Two additional waterfalls, Nansho Otaki and Kitanosawa Otaki, are located further upstream.
What to see
- The main seven-meter drop of the waterfall into the river.
- A developed waterside park area suitable for walking.
- Views of the surrounding landscape at the base of Mount Nansho.
Getting there
- The site is accessible on foot from Yahaba Onsen.
- A parking lot is available for those arriving by car.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
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