Kiyomizu Fall

Overview

Kiyomizu Fall is a waterfall in Kiyomizu, Ogi-machi, Ogi, Saga Prefecture, also known as Tamasudare Fall. It has a drop of 75 metres. Its waters join the Kiyomizu River, which flows into the Gion River of the Kase River system.

Highlights

• ●A waterfall with a drop of 75 metres
• ●Its alternative name, Tamasudare Fall
• ●The Kiyomizu River, chosen in 1985 as one of the 100 Selected Waters
• ●Waters flowing on into the Gion River of the Kase River system

History

The Kiyomizu River, which the fall's waters join, was chosen in 1985 as one of Japan's 100 Selected Waters. The Kiyomizu River in turn flows into the Gion River of the Kase River system.

Map

33.3256, 130.2149 · Wikidata

Suggested itinerary

1. 1View the waterfall with its 75-metre drop
2. 2See the flow that gave rise to the name Tamasudare Fall
3. 3Follow the Kiyomizu River that the fall's waters join
4. 4Take in the banks of the Kiyomizu River, one of the 100 Selected Waters

Did you know?

💡 The Kiyomizu River, which the fall's waters join, was chosen in 1985 as one of Japan's 100 Selected Waters.

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