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Hirayu Great Falls
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Hirayu Otaki drops 64 metres in a single fall on the edge of the Okuhida hot spring villages, one of Japan's hundred waterfalls and one of the three great falls of Hida. In summer the volume and the spray make the approach several degrees cooler than the road.
In winter it freezes. The Hirayu Otaki Ice Festival runs from mid to late February and lights the frozen column in green and blue after dark, which is one of the more striking things happening in the Japan Alps in the coldest part of the year. The car park is free but closes under snow, so winter visitors take the bus or a taxi rather than driving. From the nearest bus stop it is about twenty minutes on foot through the valley.
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Open access in daylight | Ice festival illumination in the evening in late February
วันหยุด: Open year-round | Car park closed during the snow season
ค่าเข้าชม
Free | Free parking outside the snow season
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Mid–late February for the frozen falls and illumination | July–August for the volume and the cool air
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60–90 minutes
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