Rakumon Falls
落門の滝
A 40-meter waterfall named by a Confucian scholar, featuring seasonal ice formations and historical irrigation roots behind Bungo-Taketa Station.
What it is
- A registered monument of Japan with a drop of approximately 40 meters.
- Also known as Shimogi Falls and named by Confucian scholar Hirose Tanso.
- Fed by the Jōbaru irrigation canal established by Lord Nakagawa Hisakiyo.
What to see
- A waterfall that drops 40 meters down a cliff face.
- A stone monument inscribed with a Chinese poem located near the station.
When to go
- Cold winter days to see ice formations on the falls.
- Be aware the waterfall may have no water depending on the season.
Getting there
- The site is located directly behind Bungo-Taketa Station.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
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