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Ayahiro Waterfall - Mitake - Tokyo

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Thomas Humeau

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Ayahiro Falls (綾広の滝) is located on the end of the Rock Garden of Mt. Mitake. It is 10m high. The waterfalls is surrounded by huge rocks. It's a one of the main feature of the Rock Garden.

Tourist Info.
No chair.

Access
0. at Tachikawa Station
1. use JR Ome Line to Mitake.
2. use bust to Cable car station (10 min.)
3. use Mitake-san Cable car to the top of Mountain. (6 min.)
4. walk east (1hr. 30min.)

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http://www.mustlovejapan.com/subject/ayahiro_falls/

Copyright: Thomas Humeau
Type: Spherical
Resolution: 6432x3216
Taken: 09/10/2011
Geüpload: 10/10/2011
Published: 12/10/2011
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Tags: ayahiro; nanayo; waterfall; mitake; mount; fall; temple; rock; purification; japan; tokyo; hiking

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