Ryujin Falls

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A mystical waterfall named for its fierce flow resembling a rising dragon. Located in deep forest, the water curving intricately over rocks looks like a dragon incarnation. The silence highlights the sound of water, known as a sacred power spot. A place where nature's mystery meets dragon deity legends.

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檜原村の見どころ「秋の龍神の滝」【滝】【数馬の湯近く】

檜原村の見どころ「秋の龍神の滝」【滝】【数馬の湯近く】

Hinohara Village Tourism Association

Ryujin Falls

Address
Hinohara-kaido, Hinohara-mura, Nishitama-gun, Tokyo
Website
https://www.hinohara-kankou.jp/
Operator
Hinohara Village Tourism Association

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