Kanabiki Falls

Overview

Kanabiki Falls is a stunning waterfall located in Miyazu City, Kyoto Prefecture, and is proudly listed among Japan's Top 100 Waterfalls. Its majestic scale—approximately 40 meters high and 20 meters wide—is truly awe-inspiring. The water flows down in two streams; the right is known as "Otaki" (Male Waterfall), and the left as "Meki" (Female Waterfall). Each displays a unique character: Otaki with its powerful force, and Meiki with its graceful beauty. Kanabiki Falls actually encompasses three waterfalls: the main falls and the downstream Shiraryu and Garyu Falls. A hiking course connects these three, offering a tranquil escape surrounded by lush nature. The area surrounding the falls is abundant with greenery, allowing you to bathe in negative ions. The roar of the falls, echoing in the stillness, is perfect for both mental and physical rejuvenation. Well-maintained walking paths allow you to leisurely enjoy the natural beauty. A popular spot for photographers, the majestic waterfall provides a stunning backdrop for capturing unforgettable images. Kanabiki Falls is also known as a power spot, believed to cleanse and purify the mind and body. Kanabiki Falls is a highly recommended sightseeing spot where you can feel the power of nature and refresh both your mind and body. We highly encourage you to visit!