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A waterfall in Susono, dropping in five strands over a lava cliff. A prefectural natural monument.
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A waterfall in Chuo Park in Susono. Flowing down a lava cliff about 100 m wide and about 12 m high, it is designated a natural monument of Shizuoka Prefecture. It consists of five streams in all, the male falls (three streams) on the main Kise River and the female falls (two streams) on a tributary, with names such as Yukidoke, Fujimi and Tsukimi. Located at the end of a lava flow from Mt. Fuji about 10,000 years ago, you can see the layered lava.
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