Nature & Hike · Miyazu

Kanabiki Falls 金引の滝

A broad 40-metre waterfall in the forest outside Miyazu, selected as one of Japan's top 100 waterfalls.

HoursOpen access

PriceFree

Getting thereMiyazu Station (Kyoto Tango Railway), about 10 min by car; rental bikes from Michi-no-Eki Umi no Kyoto Miyazu (about 10 min ride)

Time needed45 min-1 hour

Best timeAfter rain; early summer greenery and autumn

AddressTakiba, Miyazu, Kyoto 626-0034

Websitekyoto-kankou.or.jp/info_search/599

About

Kanabiki Falls spills down a wide sloping rock face in a wooded valley south of central Miyazu. The main fall is joined by smaller cascades nearby, and a short path leads from the car park. Waterfall-training (takigyo) experiences are offered by the local tourism association. It is an easy nature detour from Amanohashidate.

Highlights

Wide, fan-shaped main fall
Smaller side cascades
Short forest walk from the car park

Tips

Rental bicycles from the Miyazu roadside station take about 10 minutes
Waterfall-training experiences can be booked through the Amanohashidate tourism association

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Kanabiki Falls 金引の滝

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