Fukiware Falls
Basic Information
- Spot Name
- Fukiware Falls
- Location
- 〒378-0303 Oikabe, Tone Town, Numata City
- Access
- From JR Numata Station, take the bus to Kamada for 45 minutes and get off at "Fukiware no Taki." It takes about a 3-minute walk (220m) from there.
From Kan-etsu Expressway Numata I.C., drive straight on National Route 120 towards Oze for about 25 minutes (approximately 16km). - Parking
- Available
- Business Hours
- Freedom
- Regular Holiday
- Closed for winter from mid-December to late March.
- Fees
- Free
- Contact Information
- Phone Number：0278-56-2111
- Official Website
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