Kanba Waterfall
(Source: こいち / PIXTA(ピクスタ) )
Beautiful Waterfall Selected as one of the Top 100 in Japan
Kanba Waterfall has exquisite beauty with the spraying falling water resembling a white cloth that hangs over the shining black cliff walls. The trees around the waterfall also help accentuate the beauty. The protruding black rock in the center of the waterfall is called the “Carp Stone” because it resembles a carp climbing up against the falling of the waterfall (known as a popular folk story in Japan).
(Source: 藤井深司 / PIXTA(ピクスタ) )
"Tamadare Waterfall" Falls just like Rain
In front this waterfall is a protruding rock from which water falls in thick beads looking just like the rain falling from a roof. The grass above the rock from which the water falls also looks just like a roof under falling rain making for quite a fascinating scene. In contrast to the power of Kanba Waterfall, here one can find an equally superb delicate and subtle beauty.
(Source: pixta)
Around 200 Wild Monkeys
Around 200 wild monkeys inhabit the surrounding forest and will sometimes reveal their cute shapes and welcome you to the waterfall. Though they are wild, the monkeys are fed by local staff and are friendly to people.
(Source: ☆野草のように～2☆)
(Source: サルと私)
Ravine Forests
The forests of the ravine are home to all kinds of wonderful deciduous trees like katsura, zelkova, painted maples, hornbeams as well as other rare breeds such as keguwa and iwashide. The forests are especially beautiful during the fresh green in early summer and fall colors in autumn which draw around 110,000 visitors a year.
(Source: pixta)
(Source: こいち / PIXTA(ピクスタ) )
Beautiful Waterfall Selected as one of the Top 100 in Japan
Kanba Waterfall has exquisite beauty with the spraying falling water resembling a white cloth that hangs over the shining black cliff walls. The trees around the waterfall also help accentuate the beauty. The protruding black rock in the center of the waterfall is called the “Carp Stone” because it resembles a carp climbing up against the falling of the waterfall (known as a popular folk story in Japan).
(Source: 藤井深司 / PIXTA(ピクスタ) )
"Tamadare Waterfall" Falls just like Rain
In front this waterfall is a protruding rock from which water falls in thick beads looking just like the rain falling from a roof. The grass above the rock from which the water falls also looks just like a roof under falling rain making for quite a fascinating scene. In contrast to the power of Kanba Waterfall, here one can find an equally superb delicate and subtle beauty.
(Source: pixta)
Around 200 Wild Monkeys
Around 200 wild monkeys inhabit the surrounding forest and will sometimes reveal their cute shapes and welcome you to the waterfall. Though they are wild, the monkeys are fed by local staff and are friendly to people.
(Source: ☆野草のように～2☆)
(Source: サルと私)
Ravine Forests
The forests of the ravine are home to all kinds of wonderful deciduous trees like katsura, zelkova, painted maples, hornbeams as well as other rare breeds such as keguwa and iwashide. The forests are especially beautiful during the fresh green in early summer and fall colors in autumn which draw around 110,000 visitors a year.
(Source: pixta)
