Hashiguiiwa
A line of rocks said to be what remains of Kobo Daishi's attempt to build a bridge in one night.
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A line of rocks said to be what remains of Kobo Daishi's attempt to build a bridge in one night.
Four centuries of stone terracing turned these slopes into stairs, planted with citrus to the ridge.
Plums, the woodland that feeds their bees, and the charcoal made from it - one system, recognised as agricultural heritage.
No building: the waterfall itself is the deity, Japan's highest single drop, roped at the lip.
Sandstone planed flat by waves, and an islet pierced by a round hole the setting sun drops through.
A single rock face eight hundred metres wide standing over the river - among the largest monoliths in Japan and a National Natural Monument.