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  • Anmon-no-taki Waterfalls
    Travel / Tourism
    Aomori Pref. Nakatsugarugunnishimeyamura Kawaratai Okawazoe
    Shirakami-Sanchi became Japan's first World Heritage Site in 1993 because it's home to a variety of rare plants and animals. Anmon-no-taki Waterfalls in the Shirakami Mountains consists of three cascades. The first waterfall at the top is 42 meters high, the second is 37 meters high, and the third is 26 meters high. A walking path and boardwalk connect the Anmon Rest Area to the first waterfall via the Anmon Valley Route, but since there's the danger of falling rocks in some spots, hikers need to report that they are using the trail. Advanced booking is recommended for hiring a guide to go with you.
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  • Niogataki
    Travel / Tourism
    Aomori Nakatsugaru county Nishimeya village
  • Kurokumanotaki
    Travel / Tourism
    Aomori Nishitsugaru-gun
Aomori Hirosaki / Kuroishi / Mt. Iwaki
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