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Two waterfalls side by side in Gujo, where the priest Taicho is said to have performed cold-water austerities.
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Meoto-daki (Fufu-no-taki) A general term for waterfalls made up of a pair of a male fall (Odaki) and a female fall (Medaki). The name of a waterfall. It is given to waterfalls made up of a pair of a male fall (Odaki) and a female fall (Medaki). The former name of Hagoromo-no-taki in Higashikawa, Kamikawa District, Hokkaido, before it was named by Omachi Keigetsu. Meoto-daki (Hokkaido) - a waterfall in Horonai, Ashibetsu, Hokkaido. Meoto-daki (Minamiuonuma) - a waterfall in Muikamachi, Minamiuonuma, Niigata Prefecture. Meoto-daki (Gosen) - a waterfall in Ko-omoteya, Gosen, Niigata Prefecture.
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