[2025 Numata Attraction] Travel Guide for Fukiware Falls (Updated May)

I went to Fukiwarenotaki Falls in Numata City, Gunma Prefecture. The waterfall is 7m high and 30m wide, and is also known as the Niagara Falls of the Orient. In addition to the main Fukiwarenotaki Falls, there are other sights to see, such as Masutobinotaki Falls and Hannya Rock, and you can feel the negative ions, making it perfect for a walk on a sunny day. #trip2023 #GunmaTourism

Hello 😃 This time I went to Fukiware Falls in Gunma Prefecture ✨✨ My senior lives in Gunma and took me there! I saw a waterfall with a whirlpool in the middle of the river! The splashes and sounds were amazing and it was overwhelming! I also had some local beer and got drunk 🥴💥 I also had some apple ice cream! My senior, whom I met for the first time in a while, had lost a lot of weight but I'm glad he seems to be doing well! #breathtakingview #gourmettrip #gourmet #Gunmatourism #Tokyotourism #drive

#Fukiwarenotaki #Gunma #Numata I came to Fukiwarenotaki in Numata, Gunma Prefecture. The feature of this waterfall is not the volume of water or the height of the waterfall, but the gentle waterfall that can be seen from close up. As you can see in the photo, the drop is not so high, but the water still splashes quite a bit. Also, if you go a little further from the waterfall, you can see a magnificent river. I think the river is Katashina River, but if you know the river, please let me know in the comments. I rented a car from Jomo-Kogen Station on the Joetsu Shinkansen and visited the area. There are many parking lots nearby that say "this is the closest parking lot to the waterfall", which can be confusing, but you can get there quickly from any parking lot around the map, so there is no need to rush. This place also appeared in the opening of the taiga drama "Aoi Tokugawa Sandai". #Breathtakingview

This is "Fukiware Falls" in Numata City, Gunma Prefecture. Fukiware Falls is a waterfall that is 30m wide and 7m high! It is also called the Niagara of the Orient because of its overwhelming power. On the way from the road to Fukiware Falls, There are souvenir shops and restaurants lined up 🏘 There is a promenade around the waterfall, so you can go around it ◎ As soon as you arrive at the riverside, "Masutobi Falls" suddenly appears! Fine water sprays fly and it feels cool and refreshing ✧ As you walk along the promenade, you will see a large rock 🪨 There is "Hannya Rock", a large depression that looks like an open-mouthed Hannya! After passing Hannya Rock, finally! The huge Fukiware Falls come into view ༄ Waterfalls of this shape are rare and really impressive!! #Breathtaking view #Secret summer resort #Gunma #Gunma Prefecture #Waterfall #Summer vacation trip

Access: Car (about 1.5 hours from Shibukawa on public roads) Tourist attractions: ・One of Japan's three major waterfalls, Fukiware Falls ・Oigami Onsen (5 minutes by car from the falls) Dining & Restaurants: Grilled sweetfish on the hearth of an old house near the falls Shopping: Buy souvenirs of Gunma's specialties! Freshly picked vegetables are also cheap! #Supporting tourism#Breathtaking views#A trip to enjoy spring

Fukiware Falls – The Niagara of the East Located in Numata City, Gunma Prefecture, Fukiware Falls is known as the “Niagara of the East” for the way its waters appear to split the surrounding rocks. With a width of about 30 meters and a height of around 7 meters, the powerful flow crashes into the gorge below with a thunderous roar. A walking trail surrounds the area, allowing visitors to enjoy a scenic stroll right alongside the waterfall. It’s especially beautiful during the fresh green of spring and the vibrant colors of autumn. A perfect spot for a relaxing day trip to reconnect with nature. --- Practical Information: Location: Oigami, Tone-machi, Numata City, Gunma Prefecture Access: About 45 minutes by bus from JR Numata Station Admission: Free Time Required: About 1 hour to walk the full trail Best Season: Spring (greenery), Autumn (foliage) Parking: Paid and free lots available nearby Note: Wear sturdy shoes – paths can be slippery Come and feel the raw power of nature with all your senses. #aprilblooms

I went to Fukiware Falls in Gunma Prefecture! You can see a mysterious sight of the river falling into a crevice in the rocks. Why not go and check it out? #0yentravelautumn 📍Address: Oigai, Tone-cho, Numata-shi, Gunma Prefecture, 378-0303

Niagara Falls in Gunma Prefecture! To Fukiware Falls! The place was full of steam and negative ions!! I also walked around the neighborhood, and it was a great time to fully experience nature☺️ Fukiware Falls 📍Address: Oigai, Tone-cho, Numata-shi, Gunma Prefecture 378-0303 #0 yen trip

#dreamvoyage Fukiware Falls, one of the most beautiful waterfalls in Japan Fukiware Falls is one of the most beautiful waterfalls in Japan. It is 30 meters wide and 7 meters high, and has a shape similar to Niagara Falls, so it is nicknamed the Niagara of Japan. The water flows down a curved rock channel, so it has a shape unlike any other waterfall in Japan. The area around the waterfall is also one of the most beautiful spots to see the changing leaves in Gunma Prefecture during the autumn season.

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#Japan Attractions Fukiwara Falls (吹切の滝) is an open waterfall located in Numata City, Gunma Prefecture, Japan. It is a nationally designated scenic spot and natural heritage site in Japan. According to a list published by Japan's Ministry of the Environment in 1990, it is one of the "Top 100 Waterfalls in Japan". The waterfall is located in the upper reaches of the Katashina River and is 7 meters high and 30 meters wide. The Katashina River forms a canyon at the confluence of the Hikawa River upstream and the Kurihara River downstream, which is called Fukiwara Gorge. But as far as we know, this is just a hook. The falls were formed by a massive pyroclastic flow caused by a volcanic eruption 9 million years ago, creating a tuff cliff with rivers flowing from three sides of the cliff. It is called the "Niagara of the East" by the Numata City Tourism Bureau. Downstream of the waterfall, the riverbed is bumpy, with the longest axis reaching up to six to seven meters, and there are two smaller waterfalls. Due to the large amount of water in the past, the cliff face has been severely eroded by water and is currently retreating about seven centimeters per year upstream. The prologue of the 2000 NHK blockbuster, the Japanese historical TV series "The Three Generations of Tokugawa Aoi", was filmed at Fukiwara Falls. Although the waterfall is not large, or even small, it is worth a visit because of its unique landform. #OverseasTravel #Japan #JapanTravel #JapanTravelStrategy #JapanTour #JapanPhotography #GunmaPrefecture #Waterfall