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Nunobiki Falls
A stunning set of waterfalls nestled in the scenic mountains above Kobe, offering natural beauty and cultural significance.
Attractions
Nature, Hiking, Cultural
MK Guide Recommends
Nunobiki Falls, comprising the famous Ontaki and Meotodaki, is a revered natural attraction located just a short hike from downtown Kobe. These waterfalls are considered one of Japan’s "Three Divine Waterfalls" and have been praised in classical literature for their beauty. The surrounding lush greenery, tranquil pools, and steep cliffs make it a popular destination for nature lovers and hikers. Easily accessible from Shin-Kobe Station, the waterfalls provide a peaceful retreat from the city, along with scenic trails that lead to panoramic views of Kobe. Nunobiki Falls is a must-visit for those seeking to explore the natural and cultural treasures of the region.
Facilities & Services
- Hiking Trails
- Scenic Viewpoints
- Rest Areas
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