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Nabari City, Mie Prefecture

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official name：akame waterfalls

English name：akame waterfalls

Autumn leaves of Akame 48 waterfalls

October to November

Autumn leaves of Akame 48 waterfalls

Akame 48 waterfalls

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  • October to November08:30~17:00

  • Seasonal outings
  • Waterfall
  • Nighttime viewing・Illumination
  • Autumn Foliage
Akame Gorge is a valley of about 4km sandwiched between precipitious cliffs of the columnar joints formed by the perennial weathering and erosion caused due to the Muro Volcanic group. It is dotted with large and small waterfalls including Fudo-taki, Seju-taki, Nunobiki-taki, Ninai-taki and Biwa-taki, also known as Akame-gobaku. In the four respective seasons, one can experience the beauty and perfection of nature in the landscapes with their changing panaroma of picturesque sceneries such as cherry blossoms, yamabuki, and azalea in spring, fresh green in early summer, the cool evenings in summer, the colorful foliage in autumn, and the snowscapes and ice cascades in winter.

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Name of the venue
Akame 48 waterfalls
Location
〒518-0469 871-1, Akamechonagasaka, Nabari-shi, Mie

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Prices
Gorge conservation fee / Adult 1,000 yen 500 yen for children
Access
From Akameguchi Station on the Kintetsu Osaka Line, take the Mie Kotsu Bus bound for Akametaki, about 10 minutes off at Akametaki.
Parking Lot
Free parking (approximately 250 cars)
Notes
It is expected to be crowded during the autumn leaves season.

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