[November is recommended] A day trip hike from Osaka or Nagoya! A must-visit! We will introduce you to the beautiful autumn leaves and 23 waterfalls of The Akame 48 falls!

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Akame Shijuhachitaki is a place rich in nature, with a mountain stream and waterfalls. Hiking along the mountain stream while soaking up the negative ions produced by the waterfalls will refresh your mind and body. Let's enjoy hiking to Akame 48 falls!

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What kind of place is Akame 48 Waterfalls?

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Akame 48 Fall , located in the center of Muro Akame Aoyama Quasi-National Park in Nabari City, Mie Prefecture, is a scenic spot where waterfalls of various sizes flow in a valley that stretches for about 4 km. There are 23 waterfalls in the valley, including the famous ones, with pools at the bottom. The beauty of the waterfalls flowing in the valley led to it being selected as one of the "100 Best Waterfalls in Japan."

A promenade is provided along the approximately 3.3km circular path connecting each waterfall, where you can enjoy hiking and forest bathing while admiring the beautiful falls. It takes about three hours round trip to visit all the waterfalls. Among the many waterfalls, Fudotaki, Senjutaki, Nunobikitaki, Nitantaki, and Biwataki are known as the Akame Five Waterfalls and are the largest in scale. We recommend taking a walk around these five famous waterfalls.

The autumn foliage season is even more special! Hike through the colorful valley

In autumn, Akame 48 Falls is even more special, as the Japanese maples, maples, and wild cherry trees paint the valley red. From the trekking course to Mount Nagasaka, you can get a panoramic view of the valley and mountains colored with autumn leaves.

Choose your hiking trail

Akame 48 Waterfalls Walking Map (PDF)

There are several hiking trails to Akame 48 Waterfalls, and some are enjoyable even for those who are unsure about whether they can walk a lot. The shortest trail takes 23 minutes one way, and the longest trail takes 90 minutes one way. Even on the shortest trail, which takes 23 minutes one way, you can see the five Akame waterfalls, Fudotaki, Senjutaki, and Nunobikitaki, and the slopes and stairs are gentle.

"Senju Falls" is a 15m high waterfall. It is a beautiful waterfall where the waterfall, rocks, trees, and pool are in harmony. It is about 800m from the entrance to the valley, a 20-minute walk away.

Regarding clothing and shoes

The hiking trail to Akame Shijuhachitaki includes rugged rocks and slippery areas, so we recommend wearing comfortable sneakers or trekking shoes.

How to get to Akame 48 Falls (the nearest station is Kintetsu Akameguchi Station, from which you can take a bus. The Kintetsu train is convenient!)

● Osaka-Namba Station → (Kintetsu Limited Express) → Yamato-Yagi Station → Akameguchi Station approx. 1 hour

● Kintetsu Nagoya Station → (Kintetsu Limited Express) → Nabari Station → Akameguchi Station Approximately 1 hour 40 minutes

● Kyoto Station → (Kintetsu Limited Express) → Yamato-Yagi Station → Akameguchi Station Approximately 1 hour 30 minutes

*From Akameguchi Station, take the bus → (Mie Kotsu Bus) → Akame Falls (about 10 minutes)

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