Overview
A 50-metre waterfall in Mitoyo, falling almost vertically down the rock face.
About this place
A waterfall in Toyonaka, Mitoyo, Kagawa Prefecture, falling down a 50 m cliff. Its name is said to come from Kobo Daishi carving an image of Fudo into the rock during his training. Selected as one of the 100 Views of Sanuki in a prefecturally designated environmental conservation area, it offers four-season scenery with wild cherry blossoms in spring and autumn leaves in autumn.
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