Saimyoji Falls
最明寺滝
A secluded eleven-meter waterfall surrounded by cliffs, featuring historical ties to a former regent's hermitage and nearby temples.
What it is
- An eleven-meter waterfall located in Takarazuka City within Hyogo Prefecture.
- The site of a former hermitage built by Hojo Tokiyori.
- Named after the Buddhist name of Hojo Tokiyori, Saimyoji.
- A natural landmark historically part of the Mangan-ji Temple territory.
What to see
- A waterfall with a drop of approximately eleven meters.
- Steep cliffs that surround the water on three sides.
- Hokyo-ji Temple located along the promenade leading to the falls.
- Mangan-ji Temple situated in the surrounding area.
- Rock wisteria and rock azaleas growing in the vicinity.
Getting there
- A thirty minute walk from Yamamoto Station.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
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