Overview
A pool at Horado in Seki, where Fujiwara no Takamitsu is said to have laid up the arrows he used to kill a demon.
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A pool in Takasago, Minami, Gujo, Gifu Prefecture. The name derives from Fujiwara no Takamitsu having deposited an arrow he used to slay a demon, and it is designated among the 50 Famous Waters of Gifu Prefecture. From the waterfall viewing platform you can look into the deep pool. A legend remains, and a somewhat mystical atmosphere hangs over it. It lies within Kayukawa no Mori and has a parking lot.
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Parking available inside Kayukawa no Mori
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