미쿠니삼먀쿠‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪5‬개의 폭포

이 45미터 높이의 폭포는 다이야 강(Daiya River)의 지류인 아라사와 강(Arasawa River)을 따라 위치해 있습니다. 이곳은 게곤 폭포(Kegon Falls), 기리후리 폭포(Kirifuri Falls)와 함께 닛코 3대 폭포 중 하나로 꼽힙니다. 우라미 폭포(Urami Falls)는 에도 시대(1603-1867)의 유명한 시인인 마쓰오 바쇼(Matsuo Basho)가 글을 썼던 곳입니다. 출처: Visit Nikko. 무료 주차장이 있는 화장실이 있지만, 세면대나 수도꼭지가 없으므로 야영은 더 제한됩니다. 주차장에서 10-15분 정도 짧고 쉬운 산책입니다.

The 97-meter-high Kegon Waterfall (Japanese: 華厳ノ滝, kegon no taki) flows from Lake Chuzenji and is considered one of the three most beautiful waterfalls in Japan. There are two observation decks on site, one above and one at the base of the waterfall. The upper observation deck is open all day and free to the public, while the lower observation deck is open from 9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. It can be accessed via a fee-based elevator.

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Bite-sized "hike" across the suspension bridge, up some stairs, turn right to go through a cave and up some more to the viewpoint overlooking Kinugawa Onsen. Take the remaining path on the way down to cool off at a little waterfall.

Hiked there in October 2018. Get off by bus at Chuzenju Lake. Past the beautiful waterfalls, further across the moor to the large waterfall. Ascent to the upper lake to the Yumoto Onsen bus stop. Fantastic hike with the autumn colors. Was alone with a bear's bell on my backpack. Few hikers met. Far from the overcrowded tourist town of Nikko.

There are several waterfalls (largest drop height 97m) in the Nikko National Park. Due to the often occurring cold, appropriate clothing is advisable.

A little outside of Nikko, this chic day trip through the marshland Senjōgahara. Especially in autumn, there is a beautiful scenery, always along the river along small forests and on the other side of the golden marsh against wooded mountains. About wooden walkways you walk z.T. directly through, always benches are set up. Arrival is possible by bus to the Ryuzu waterfall, return journey by bus from Yumoto-Onsen. Before and after the actual section through the marshes one crosses beautiful forests, where repeatedly run through streams. When we hiked, some school classes came to meet us - that day I often said "konnichiwa" and got reciprocated by many kind children :-D

Chic waterfalls meandering out of the woods. There is a restaurant (with many people), from the terrace you have a nice view. Immediately on the right, the trail starts in the direction of Senjogahara marshes.