Fukiware no Taki Waterfalls

“A river swallowed by stone cracks — Japan's own Niagara since 1936.”

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The Fukiware, no Taki Waterfalls of Gunma prefecture, is a series of falls in Gunma prefecture. Many millennia of erosion has created a series of crevices for the water to fall into, making for a very scenic view. Affectionately referred to as the Japanese Niagara falls, it was designated as a national treasure in 1936. It is best viewed when all of the leaves in the surrounding forests are in their autumnal colors, this location is great for the whole family.

Spot NameFukiware no Taki Waterfalls
Postal Code〒378-0303
AddressOtsukai, Tone-machi, Numata City, Gunma
Telephone Number0278-56-2111
Official URLhttp://www.numata-kankou.jp/sight/fukiwarenotaki/index.html
KeywordsBeautiful Scenery, Outdoor Activities

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What is Fukiware no Taki Waterfalls?
A river swallowed by stone cracks — Japan's own Niagara since 1936.
Where is Fukiware no Taki Waterfalls?
Fukiware no Taki Waterfalls is located at Otsukai, Tone-machi, Numata City, Gunma.
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