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Chunan group

category

Outdoors and SportsNature and Scenery

season

Winter (December to February) Autumn (September to November) Summer (June to August) Spring (March to May)

Shooting location

Taiki Town, TaikiTown

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The Kasagi Fudotaki waterfalls, which combine a 40m male waterfall and a 35m female waterfall, are a great hiking trail with a relaxing clear stream. The towering rocks, maples, rhododendrons and other seasonal flowers and trees are a delight to visitors. There is a rest area called Momiji Teahouse, a pottery hut where you can try your hand at pottery, and a facility where you can try charcoal burning.

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