Overview
The Kakehashi River is a Class-1 river flowing through the city of Komatsu, Ishikawa Prefecture. It runs about 42 kilometers in length, and its upper reaches are known as the Osugidani River. It is a beloved local river that nourishes both the town and countryside of Komatsu.
Highlights
- ●A Class-1 river flowing through Komatsu
- ●The upper-reach name, Osugidani River
- ●A clear stream rising at Suzugaoka
- ●A course about 42 kilometers long
History
This Class-1 river has its source at Suzugaoka in the city of Komatsu, and in its upper reaches it is called the Osugidani River. Its waters have long supported the daily life and river traffic of Komatsu.
Access
The river flows through Komatsu in Ishikawa Prefecture, with riverside paths easily reached from the town center. For strolls or riverside sightseeing, please confirm the exact route with a map or official information.
Best season
Early summer, when the riverbank greenery is dazzling, and autumn, when the water runs clear, are pleasant seasons for a walk. The view over the water at dusk is also recommended.
Map
36.1983, 136.5034 · Wikidata
Suggested itinerary
- 1Head from central Komatsu to the riverbank
- 2Walk along the river and enjoy the waterside scenery
- 3Look toward the upstream Osugidani River
- 4End the day watching the water at dusk
Did you know?
💡 Though a single river, its upper reaches carry a different name, the Osugidani River. Its source lies at Suzugaoka in the city of Komatsu.
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