Ryuzu Falls
龍頭の滝
A historic waterfall on the Takitani River where the monk Kukai reportedly trained, famous for its vibrant autumn foliage.
What it is
- A waterfall on the Takitani River also known as the First Falls.
- A historic training site used by the monk Kukai between 824 and 834.
- Recognized as one of the 88 views of Tokushima Prefecture.
- Part of the Tokushima Water Travel 50 selection for its natural beauty.
What to see
- The main waterfall flow situated within the Nakatori River tributary system.
- Kongo Falls which is located further upstream from this site.
- Vibrant maple trees that earned the site the nickname Momiji Falls.
When to go
- Autumn is the peak season when the maple leaves change color.
Getting there
- A ten minute drive from JR Eguchi Station to the falls.
- Approximately one hour of walking time from JR Eguchi Station.
- A ten minute drive from the Mima Interchange for those traveling by car.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
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