Nunobiki Falls
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Nunobiki Falls Awaits You
Located just outside Kobe, Nunobiki Falls consists of four waterfalls that have captured the imagination of artists and poets for centuries.
The longest waterfall stands at 43 meters and is celebrated for its historical significance in Japanese culture, often depicted in art and poetry. Visitors can explore the falls via a steep 400m hiking path starting from Shin-Kōbe Station. Alternatively, from the Nunobiki Ropeway's midway station, a 20-minute walk leads directly to the falls, making it a convenient escape into nature.
Noteworthy Highlights
- 🌊 Serene Environment: Experience tranquility while surrounded by lush woodlands.
- 📜 Historical Significance: Discover poems etched on stone tablets nearby, connecting you to Japan’s literary heritage.
- 🧗♂️ Accessible Trails: Enjoy well-marked paths suited for hikers of varying experience levels.
Accessibility is free for all visitors, making it an ideal destination for tourists, families, and nature enthusiasts alike.
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Cultural Reverence
Nunobiki Falls has been the subject of poetry and worship for centuries, reflecting its cultural significance.
Four Sections
The waterfall comprises four distinct sections, with the tallest measuring 43 meters.
Proximity to City
Despite its serene setting, Nunobiki Falls is easily accessible from downtown Kobe.
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View map中央区葺合町
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Price
Free. No charge required for entry.
Average Visit Duration
Duration: Approximately 2 hours.
Best Time to Visit
Weekday mornings (8:00 AM–10:00 AM) are advisable for fewer crowds.