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Tsukechi Gorge
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Photo: Bariston / Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 4.0) · original
The Tsukechi river runs off the Kiso mountains over a granite bed, and where it cuts through the gorge the water is a green so saturated that photographs of it are routinely assumed to be edited. The riverbed is visible the whole way down.
Three places are worth stopping. Semebashi and Hontanibashi are bridges looking up and down the gorge, and Fudo Park has a walking circuit past Fudo Falls with maples over it. There are 125 free parking spaces across the three — a hundred at Fudo Park, ten at Hontanibashi, fifteen at Semebashi. It is about fifty minutes from Nakatsugawa IC up Route 257, and the colour peaks in the first half of November. By bus it is fifty minutes and then a walk of an hour or more, so this is a driving destination.
基本資訊
營業時間
Open access | Daylight only
公休: Open year-round | Mountain road affected by winter conditions
門票
Free | Free parking, 125 spaces
最佳季節
Early–mid November for autumn colour | Summer for the water
建議停留
2–3 hours
如何前往
交通資訊
在地私房情報
鄰近景點
距離Tsukechi Gorge最近的私房景點,依直線距離排序。
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