Three-tiered waterfall

Three-tiered waterfall

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Hiroshima Bus Center → 2 hours bound for Hiroden Bus Sandankyo (1 hour if via expressway), stop stop off, regular microbus (operated only on Saturdays, Sundays and holidays from mid-April to November) 30 minutes, bus stop: Water riguchi, 30 minutes walk
24km 30 minutes from China Road Togawachi IC via National Route 191
200 units/one day 500 yen

Business Hours

Night entrance is not possible (because there is no outside light)

Price

Free walking around (no winter entrance)

Spot Category

River, waterfall, spring water, valley, fall leaf spot


The roar of the waterfall sounds beneath the colored trees


Three-tiered waterfall


Observation Deck


Boardwalk


Water pear mouth


New Green

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