Yoro no Taki Falls

“Hokusai painted it; legend says its water once tasted like sake.”

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Yoro no Taki Falls of Gifu prefecture, is a scenic woodland waterfall. It is most beautiful in spring during the cherry blossom season when all of the flowers are in bloom, as the lush green and pink scenery gives the waterfall a uniquely beautiful aesthetic. Should you choose to visit the falls, be sure to search for some of the Yoro Sanroku Cider from shops around the area. Historically, the fall was known for its ancient legend wherein a son gave his sick father water from Yoro Falls, which tasted like sake; upon drinking the water, he returned to good health. Upon the Empress Gensho hearing of this tale, she visited them herself and drank the water, choosing then to name the era of her reign Yoro, after the falls.

Spot NameYoro no Taki Falls
Postal Code〒503-1267
Address1298-2 Takabayashi, Yoro-cho, Yoro-gun
Telephone Number0584-32-0501
Official URLhttps://www.yoro-park.com/information.html
KeywordsBeautiful Scenery

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What is Yoro no Taki Falls?
Hokusai painted it; legend says its water once tasted like sake.
Where is Yoro no Taki Falls?
Yoro no Taki Falls is located at 1298-2 Takabayashi, Yoro-cho, Yoro-gun.
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