Fujigawachi Gorge

A stunning gorge with crystal-clear streams and monolithic stones

Located within the Sobo-Katamuki Quasi-National Park, Fujigawachi Gorge originates from Mt. Natsuki, standing at 1,386 meters above sea level, and stretches for about 8 kilometers. The gorge flows from Kannon Falls to the Fujigawachi settlement, offering breathtaking scenery of pristine streams and expansive, monolithic rock formations. Kannon Falls, standing approximately 77 meters tall, features water cascading down red granite, harmonizing with sunlight filtering through the trees to create a picturesque landscape. In winter, the frozen waterfall forms shimmering ice walls that sparkle in the sunlight, leaving a striking impression.

Each season brings its own charm to the gorge: fresh greenery in spring, river activities in summer, vibrant autumn leaves, and serene snow-covered landscapes in winter. From May to September, visitors can enjoy canyoning, making it an ideal spot for adventure enthusiasts.

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Basic Information

Address (Japanese)
大分県佐伯市宇目木浦内
Address
Ume Kiurauchi, Saiki City, Oita
Telephone Number
0972-23-3400(Saiki City Tourist Information Center)
Car Park
10 parking space
Access
[By car]
Approximately 75 minutes from Saiki IC on the Higashi-Kyushu Expressway
Website

Sobo, Katamuki and Okue Biosphere Reserve

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