Overview
A 70-metre waterfall in Fujieda. At present you can go only as far as the approach.
About this place
A waterfall in northern Fujieda, Shizuoka Prefecture, at the foot of Mt. Takane. A famous waterfall where water falls from a sheer cliff 70 m high, it is also called Okimi no Taki. Because of a landslide, the promenade is passable only as far as the viewing point near the entrance, and the paths to the plunge pool and the gazebo are closed.
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