Tarusumi Falls
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A magnificent waterfall flowing directly into the Sea of Japan. Its grandeur will captivate your heart.
Highlights
- A magnificent waterfall cascading directly into the Sea of Japan
- A powerful 30-meter drop
- A rare view from behind the waterfall
- Easy access with well-maintained walking paths
- A breathtaking spot to enjoy the grandeur of nature
Basic Information
- Address
- Toshinocho Sosogi, Wajima City, Ishikawa Prefecture Search for tourist attractions in Ishikawa
- Access
- By car: Approximately 20 minutes from Wajima IC on the Noto Toll Road. By public transportation: Approximately 30 minutes by bus from Wajima city center. Show route
- Op.Hours
- 24 hours a day
- Cld.Days
- None
- Fee
- Free
- INFO
- Restrooms are currently out of service (as of July 6, 2024). Due to the effects of the earthquake, the walkways around the waterfall are damaged, with missing handrails and other hazards. Please be cautious of uneven terrain.
Overview
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