Overview
A waterfall about 48 metres high in Koriyama, on the Ishimushiro River, which rises on Mount Adatara.
About this place
A waterfall of the Ishimushiro River, which has its source on Mount Adatara, in Fukushima, about 48 m high. In the foliage season the surroundings of the falls are dyed red and yellow, and you can see the majestic falls together with the autumn leaves. The prefectural tourism site introduces it as a spectacular spot.
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