Tsuga Sabo Dam (Yubuki no Taki)

Overview

The Tsuga Sabo Dam is an artificial waterfall located in Minakami-machi, Gunma Prefecture. Built in the early Showa period, it's part of a larger dam system designed to prevent landslides. Today, it's a popular spot attracting many visitors who come to witness its majestic beauty. The dam's main attraction is its powerful spray. Water cascading from a height of approximately 20 meters crashes onto the bedrock with a thunderous roar, creating a stunning plume of white mist. Lush greenery surrounds the area, creating a scene seamlessly integrated into nature. The Tsuga Sabo Dam is about a 10-minute walk from Tsuga Station. Parking is available near Tsuga Station, making it easily accessible by car. While visiting the Tsuga Sabo Dam, consider exploring nearby attractions. Tsuga Station itself is known as Japan's deepest station, and its unique atmosphere is sure to make for a memorable part of your trip. Minakami-machi also boasts various attractions, including hot springs and ski resorts, offering a full day of enjoyment.