[Autumn Leaves・Best Viewing] Akamizutaki

It is said that the Akamizutaki waterfall was created when the Abe River was dammed during the Hoei Great Earthquake in 1707, which collapsed Otani Peak. It is believed that the waterfall continued to flow with red-tinted water at the time of the collapse, hence the name "Akamizutaki." When heading north on Prefectural Road 29, you will know you are getting close when you see a large sign and parking spaces along the road. The charm of the waterfall, combined with the autumn foliage of the surrounding trees, creates a fusion of strength and gentleness.

Map & Location

Details about [Autumn Leaves・Best Viewing] Akamizutaki

Date & Time

Early Nov～Mid-Nov

Note

The event date is an estimate for the best viewing period, which may vary due to climate and other factors.

Venue

Akamizutaki

Address

Umegashima, Aoi Ward, Shizuoka City, Shizuoka Prefecture

Access

About 40 km from Shizuoka Station (head north along Prefectural Road 27 that runs alongside the Abe River, and then onto Prefectural Road 29).

Access (Public)

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Contact

054-294-8805 （Nakayama Mountain Area Promotion Division）

URL

https://www.city.shizuoka.lg.jp/okushizuoka/spot/s000099.html