The Japan FAQ | Nabegataki Falls, Kumamoto in 4K - 鍋ケ滝●熊本 - Japan As It Truly Is @thejapanfaq | Uploaded 5 years ago | Updated 3 hours ago
Nabegataki is one of Japan's most beautiful waterfalls - 10m high and 20m wide. And still mostly secret from the growing tourist crowds.
Nabegataki Falls is over 90,000 years old and was created by a massive eruption of Mt Aso, one of Japan's most famous live volcanoes. One of the most striking features of Nabegataki is that you can actually walk behind the falls. Japanese call it Uraminotaki (裏見の滝), and it is quite rare.
Open 9AM-5PM, Entrance fee tickets are 300 yen per person, no refunds.
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NB: Due to its growing popularity, seeing Nabegataki Falls since Nov. 2021 is by advance reservation only. You can buy tickets on their website (same day OK if available).
ogunitown.info/nabegataki
The Falls are closed for facility expansion until the end of March, 2024.
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There is no train access to Nabegataki Falls - access is by far easiest by car.
Another great sight nearby is the Daikanbo Lookout, and well worth seeing as well:
youtu.be/lvtACNNuLUs
For lots of videos on the beautiful sights of Kyushu, please see the Kyushu Best Sights Playlist:
goo.gl/AJ9gBf
To see a video of Mt Aso nearby, please go to:
youtu.be/Tyh_nKrv5tY
For more videos like this, please subscribe: http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=thejapanfaq
Please leave some comments below. If you have any questions, feel free to ask.
Nabegataki is one of Japan's most beautiful waterfalls - 10m high and 20m wide. And still mostly secret from the growing tourist crowds.
Nabegataki Falls is over 90,000 years old and was created by a massive eruption of Mt Aso, one of Japan's most famous live volcanoes. One of the most striking features of Nabegataki is that you can actually walk behind the falls. Japanese call it Uraminotaki (裏見の滝), and it is quite rare.
Open 9AM-5PM, Entrance fee tickets are 300 yen per person, no refunds.
***
NB: Due to its growing popularity, seeing Nabegataki Falls since Nov. 2021 is by advance reservation only. You can buy tickets on their website (same day OK if available).
ogunitown.info/nabegataki
The Falls are closed for facility expansion until the end of March, 2024.
***
There is no train access to Nabegataki Falls - access is by far easiest by car.
Another great sight nearby is the Daikanbo Lookout, and well worth seeing as well:
youtu.be/lvtACNNuLUs
For lots of videos on the beautiful sights of Kyushu, please see the Kyushu Best Sights Playlist:
goo.gl/AJ9gBf
To see a video of Mt Aso nearby, please go to:
youtu.be/Tyh_nKrv5tY
For more videos like this, please subscribe: http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=thejapanfaq
Please leave some comments below. If you have any questions, feel free to ask.
