Amagoi-no-taki (Rain-Praying Waterfall)

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A breathtaking double waterfall, featuring Ototaki and Mesotaki, selected as one of Japan's Top 100 Waterfalls. Immerse yourself in the valley's beauty and abundant negative ions!

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Overview

Amagoi-no-taki is a stunning double waterfall located in Kamiyama-chō, Tokushima Prefecture, consisting of Ototaki (male waterfall) and Mesotaki (female waterfall). Ototaki boasts a 27-meter drop, while Mesotaki plunges 45 meters in three magnificent tiers. The waterfall's name comes from the local farmers who, during times of drought, would perform rain prayers here, clad in straw raincoats and hats, beating drums and bells. Selected as one of Japan's Top 100 Waterfalls, Amagoi-no-taki captivates visitors with its majestic beauty. Surrounding the falls is lush nature, with well-maintained walking paths perfect for a refreshing hike. The autumn foliage is especially spectacular, painting the landscape in vibrant reds and yellows. Nearby, you'll discover other captivating waterfalls and scenic spots, including Uguisu-taki, Fudō-taki, Jigoku-buchi, Momiji-taki, and Kan'on-taki, offering a full day of exploration. High above Amagoi-no-taki, at an elevation of 700 meters, lies Kōnega-yama Higan-ji Temple, steeped in the legend of Queen Himiko. This ancient temple, a center of faith for centuries, is a highly recommended addition to your visit. Amagoi-no-taki offers a captivating blend of nature and history, making it an unforgettable destination.

  • Historic Sites
  • Scenic Views

Basic Information

Address
Kamimyo-ji Valley, Kamiyama-chō, Myōsai-gun, Tokushima Prefecture Search for tourist attractions in Tokushima
Access
Take the Tokushima Bus Kamiyama Line or Sanagawa Line from JR Tokushima Station and get off at the Yorii-chū bus stop. The journey takes about 1 hour. It's then a 60-minute walk from the bus stop. If driving, take National Route 438, pass the Kamiyama Town Hall, and continue south along the Takanegawa River for 2.3 kilometers from the Yorii-chū bus stop. Free parking is available. It's a 20-minute walk from the parking lot. Show route
Op.Hours
24 hours a day
Cld.Days
None
Fee
Free
INFO
It's a 20-minute walk from the parking lot to the waterfall. While a well-maintained walking path is available, please note that it includes some stairs and inclines, so wearing comfortable shoes is recommended. Also, there are no restrooms or other facilities nearby, so it's advisable to use the restroom beforehand.
HP
http://www.town.kamiyama.lg.jp/

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