Top Things to do in Higashimuro-gun
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Top 10 Nature & Parks in Higashimuro-gun, Kinki
Discover the best top things to do in Higashimuro-gun, Japan including Ichimai-iwa, Taki no Hai, Nachi Mitaki Falls, Umikongo, Nachi Primeval Forest, Hashigui Rock, Mushikui-iwa, Nachi Highland Park, Taiji Kujirahama Park, Kajitorizaki.
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1. Ichimai-iwa
2. Taki no Hai
3. Nachi Mitaki Falls
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 709 reviews
Reviewed By AhasverSaoPaulo
Best accessible by car or bus. Also a popular pilgrimage if you are still fit enough. First stop is usually a parking lot on a slope opposite the falls from where you walk down many stairs of old stone slabs (handrail) to a platform below the falls. The torii of the small Shinto Shrine there is the standard fpto backdrop for the tour group. Tipp: at the rightmost window of the Shrine there is a little door. For a spiritual contribution of only ¥300 you can from there coimb up some additional steps to two platforms mich closer to the falls and with VERY few tourists (the groups don't have the time). As a matter of fact, for more than ten minutes we were there alone! After that you have to climb up back to the parking lot. From there it is strongly recommended to go up further to both the Buddhist Temple with its beautiful Pagoda and to another (bigger) Shinto Shrine. The view if the falls from there is piceless (If you cannot or do not want to climb up there, parking is available for ¥800)
4. Umikongo
5. Nachi Primeval Forest
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 12 reviews
Reviewed By Sarisa406 - Chiang Mai, Thailand
Nachi High land is very well organized, it's not too much adventure but still provide you with much comfortable access. I took the 2-hour train from Wakayama and then take the bus to Nachi fall. Love it thier and hope to visit again.
6. Hashigui Rock
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 346 reviews
Reviewed By AFitnessFoodie - Barbados, Caribbean
This place is a natural wonder and always a good place to relax and enjoy the beauty of nature. If the tide is low, you can actually walk out onto the rocks and if you happen to visit in December, the rocks are likely to be illuminated. Well worth a visit.
