Kuwanoki Falls

What it is

• A twenty-one meter waterfall located within the Kuwanoki Valley in Shingu City
• One of Japan's Top 100 Waterfalls situated on a tributary of the Takada River
• A natural site surrounded by wild mountain mulberry trees in the valley

What to see

• The main waterfall drop measuring twenty-one meters into the valley
• Wild mountain mulberry trees growing throughout the surrounding forest area
• A guide sign located near the Kuwanoki Bridge for visitors
• The nearby Takada no Sato forest bathing site

Getting there

• Take a bus from Shingu Station to the Aiga stop
• Look for the guide sign positioned near the Kuwanoki Bridge

Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.