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Hisetsu-no-takiFalls (2)

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area

HigashiKishu

category

Outdoors and SportsNature and Scenery

season

Summer (June to August)

Shooting location

KihoTown

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Located to the west of Asari Shrine, this waterfall is 30 meters high and 12 meters wide. It exudes a mystical atmosphere. A Chinese poem about this waterfall written by Tokugawa Yoshiyoshi, the former lord of Wakayama, remains today.

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