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This time, in Taketa City, Oita Prefecture
① "Shiramizu Falls", which is also famous as a power spot, is a national registered monument.
The waterfall and its surroundings have been selected as one of the 100 scenic spots in Oita Prefecture.
At 72 meters high and 8 meters wide, this magnificent waterfall flows down a cliff surrounded by virgin forest.
You can enjoy the powerful scenery created by nature. Origin of the name
“Because spring water flows from the rock surface and forms a waterfall, and the water looks white.”
There are 99 streaks that make up the waterfall, so from Hyakusui no Taki
There is a theory that subtracting 1 made it into Shiramizu Falls.
From the Meisui Chaya parking lot, walk along the promenade for 15 to 20 minutes to Shiramizu Falls.
You can see Iwashimizu flowing down the rock surface from everywhere,
You can walk comfortably while bathing in plenty of negative ions.
Around the beginning of October, the surrounding trees begin to change color, and around the end of October,
You can enjoy the combination of beautiful autumn leaves and famous waterfalls.
You can also enjoy traditional dengaku cuisine at Meisui Chaya, which has a parking lot.
Dengaku made with ingredients from Takeda is grilled over charcoal in the hearth and served with two types of miso.
Dengaku set is popular! ■ Access: 15 minutes by car from Bungo Ogi Station

② Japan's most beautiful dam "Shiramizu Dam"
From the way the flowing water falls beautifully like white thread lace,
It is a popular dam called "Japan's most beautiful dam" or "queen of dams".
Hakusui Dam is formally known as Hakusui Reservoir Dam.
On the Ono River, which flows east-west through Oita Prefecture with the Somma of Aso as its water source.
Built in 1938, it is designated as a national important cultural property.
A beautiful stream of water that looks like white thread lace
While making a refreshing sound of water,
The figure that flows smoothly like white thread lace,
It's a beauty that will take your breath away.

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