Waterfall Spots in Okayama Area
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- Kanba Falls
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- Okayama Pref. Maniwashi Kamba
- This waterfall is located in Kanba, Maniwa City. Known for its beautiful landscape that weaves a 20-meter wide waterfall that falls wildly from a height of 110 meters with the nature of changing autumn leaves and a snowy landscape, it has been chosen as one of Japan’s top 100 waterfalls and is a nationally-designated Place of Scenic Beauty.
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- Iwai Falls
- Travel / Tourism
- Okayama Pref. Tomatagunkagaminochou Kamisaibara
- A waterfall some 10 meters high and six meters wide located on Mt. Mikuni in Kagamino Town, Tomata County, Okayama Prefecture. Although not particularly large, the scenery created by the falls and the surrounding forest is beautiful, and the falls are a popular tourism destination. The bedrock which the falls run over sticks out from the ground underneath, and visitors can also walk behind the falls. As you can watch the falls’s waters from behind, the waterfall is also known as “Urami no Taki,” or “the Reverse-looking Falls.” The waters of a spring welling up from the ground about 100 meters downstream from the falls are famous for supposedly providing luck with bearing children. Each year on July 10, the Iwai Falls Festival is held in the area.
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- Shiraitonotaki
- Travel / Tourism
- Okayama Ibara-shi Biseicho Utodani
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- Kotohiki no Taki
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- Okayama Mimasaka-shi Takinomiya
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- Mitaninotaki
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- Okayama Bizen Mitsuishi
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- Kinu Kake no Taki
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- Okayama Niimi-shi Kusama Shimoyukawa
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- Nunotaki
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- Okayama Tsuyama-shi Aba Ochiai
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- Kinugakenotaki
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- Okayama Niimi-shi
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- Godannotaki
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- Okayama Maniwa-gun Shinjoson
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- Takiyama no Taki
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- Okayama Katsuta-gun Nagicho
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- Chiarainotaki
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- Okayama Prefecture Akaiwa
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- Fudodaki
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- Okayama Maniwa-gun Shinjoson
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- Yokonotaki
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- Okayama Tsuyama-shi
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- Ashio Taki
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- Okayama Maniwa-shi Kashinishi
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- Jabuchinotaki
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- Okayama Katsuta-gun Nagicho Sekimoto
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- Fudodaki Odaki Medaki
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- Okayama Maniwa-gun Shinjoson
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- Mitaninotaki
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- Okayama Bizen-shi
Okayama Areas
Overshadowed by Hiroshima to the west and the Kansai region to the east, Okayama is an easy spot to miss but a nature-rich gem where the Seto Inland Sea laps at its toes and peach and grape farms complete its interior. One of Japan’s Three Great Gardens, Koraku-en in Okayama city is well worth a visit before progressing to Kurashiki, where preserved wooden Edo buildings line the picturesque canal.
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