Tatsuzawa Fudo Falls

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A powerful waterfall hidden deep within a lush virgin forest. It consists of the "Odaki" (Male Fall), which flows powerfully down the rock face, and the "Medaki" (Female Fall), which stands gracefully beside it. A small torii gate in front of the waterfall enhances the sacred atmosphere. It shows divine forms in every season—fresh greenery, autumn leaves, or frozen ice in winter. Surrounded by pure spray and birdsong, it is a special power spot where you can feel the energy of nature on your skin.

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Tatsuzawa Fudo Falls

Address: Tatsuzawa, Kaikyo, Inawashiro-machi, Yama-gun, Fukushima Prefecture
Website: https://www.bandaisan.or.jp/
Operator: Inawashiro Tourism Association

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