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Stop to pay your respects on the way back from the waterfall; also view Kikusuisen (Chrysanthemum Spring), the sacred spring water in the shrine grounds
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Stop to pay your respects on the way back from the waterfall; also view Kikusuisen (Chrysanthemum Spring), the sacred spring water in the shrine grounds

About this spot

A quiet shrine nestled among trees along the pathway toward Yoro Falls. The shrine grounds feature Kikusuisen, a sacred spring selected as one of Japan's 100 finest waters and revered as a site connected to the filial son legend. The shrine building beyond the stone steps is surrounded by lush greenery, offering a solemn atmosphere distinct from the waterfall. Stop by during your walk to rest and pay your respects with your family.

Tips

Entry is free. Bring small coins for offerings as a precaution. Stone steps and slopes require holding children's hands. Since the shrine lies along the return path from the waterfall, stopping here on the way back creates a smooth flow.

Best time to visit

Allow approximately 40 minutes. It's most convenient to visit during your return from the waterfall in the late morning.

Access & map

1288-1 Yoro Park, Yoro Town, Yoro District, Gifu Prefecture 〒503-1254

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