Takinohai
滝の拝
A scenic valley featuring an eight-meter waterfall and unique riverbed potholes designated as a Wakayama natural monument.
What it is
- A valley in Kozagawa Town featuring a waterfall and numerous riverbed potholes
- Designated as a natural monument by Wakayama Prefecture in 2010
- The riverbed consists of the Kumano Group Shimosato Formation along the Kogawa River
What to see
- A waterfall with a drop of approximately eight meters
- Numerous potholes carved into the rock of the riverbed
- Konpira Shrine grounds containing a stone from local legend
- The nearby roadside station named Takinohai Taro
When to go
- Summer until September to see goby fish climbing the waterfall rocks
- Mid-June for the start of the ayu fishing season
- Fishing season to observe the unique local Tonton fishing method
Getting there
- Accessible by bus from Koza Station
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Takinohai Open in Google Maps
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