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Kawazu Nanadaru (Kawazu Seven Falls)
Waterfalls are usually called "taki" in Japanese, but here they
are called "taru". Taru is a racial word used in Heian Period.
Each waterfall has its distinct shape. From Kawazu Nanadaru bus stop, a
convenient 2km (about 1.24miles) promenade along the stream allows you
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Old Amagi Tunnel
Some great writers crossed over this pass and wrote masterpieces. "Izu-no-odoriko"(The
Dancing Girl of Izu) written by Kawabata Yasunari is the most famous of
them. (1 hour walk from Nabeushinai bus stop) |
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A literary monument of the "Izu no Odoriko"
It stands in a yard near Fukudaya Inn in Yugano Spa. (5 min walk from Yugano
bus stop) |
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Stone Buddhist Images at Kannon-yama
Ascetics set them in Edo Period. (2 hour ascent from Nashimoto bus stop) |
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