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Cape Tang Waterfall
With a height of 114 meters and seven tiers, it is known as "the Women's Waterfall" due to its elegance.
Located near the border with Ufu District, it cascades in the valley of Warishi Pass, offering beautiful views amidst the autumn foliage.
It takes about 20 minutes (500 meters) to walk from the parking lot. The mountain path is not easy to navigate, so caution is necessary as you descend the slope.
In the parking area, there is a monument inscribed with a haiku by Natsume Sōseki.
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