Tashiro Daki
田代滝
A wide waterfall on the Nishihata River formed by meander cutoff, featuring local legends and visible geological history.
What it is
- A waterfall located on the Nishihata River in Otaki Town.
- The falls formed naturally through a process of meander cutoff.
- The site features a drop of nine and a half meters.
- The waterfall has receded seventy meters from its original position.
What to see
- A wide water curtain measuring fifteen meters across.
- Abandoned river channels remaining in the surrounding area.
- The plunge pool where a giant snake allegedly lived.
- A skull said to belong to the legendary snake kept in Sanjo.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
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