Overview
A waterfall of about 60 metres in Gujo, among the largest in the Tokai region, with a path behind it.
About this place
A waterfall in Shirotori-cho, Gujo, Gifu Prefecture. Selected among the 100 Waterfalls of Japan and the 50 Famous Waters of Gifu Prefecture, it has a drop of about 60 m. A promenade leads right up to the plunge pool. Amida Nyorai is said to have appeared before a priest of Hakusan Chugu Chosen-ji Temple during goma ritual training, and an event of the Tenbun era in the Muromachi period is the origin of the name.
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