Fudo Falls (Nakanoto Town)

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Fudo Falls (Nakanoto Town) is a beautiful waterfall flowing in a quiet mountain forest. The negative ions created by the natural environment gently heal the visiting traveler's mind and body. It is the best spot for those who want to enjoy natural silence.

Fudo Falls (Nakanoto Town)
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Nanao-Nakanoto DMO

Fudo Falls (Nakanoto Town)

Address
Ida, Nakanoto-machi, Kashima-gun, Ishikawa
Website
https://www.hot-ishikawa.jp/spot/detail_6382.html
Operator
Nanao-Nakanoto DMO

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