Scenic Waterfalls
This selection highlights prominent waterfalls across Hiroshima Prefecture, primarily concentrated within the Sandankyo Gorge and the Buttsuji Prefectural Natural Park. The list includes the multi-tiered Sandan-daki and Mitsu-daki, which are central landmarks of the Sandankyo Special Place of Scenic Beauty. In the Mihara area, the Jo-o-taki and Bakusetsu-no-taki offer distinct visual profiles near the historic Buttsuji Temple, while Azumako-no-taki in Higashihiroshima is defined by its local folklore and fifteen-meter drop.
女王滝
Located within the Buttsuji Prefectural Natural Park, this slender waterfall is named for its elegant flow. It is situated upstream from the historic Buttsuji Temple.
瀑雪滝
A 30-meter waterfall near Buttsuji Temple. Its name translates to 'snowfall waterfall,' referring to the way the water disperses into a fine white spray as it hits the rocky basin.
三段滝
A signature three-tiered waterfall in the Sandankyo Gorge. The water cascades down a total height of approximately 30 meters through narrow rock formations in this designated Special Place of Scenic Beauty.
三ッ滝
A prominent multi-tiered waterfall located in the upper reaches of the Sandankyo Gorge. It consists of five distinct drops and is one of the primary scenic points along the gorge's hiking trail.
吾妻子の滝
A 15-meter waterfall in Higashihiroshima associated with a local legend of a mother and child. The site includes a small observation area and a bridge near the fall's base.
出合滝
Situated in the Sandankyo Gorge, this waterfall marks the confluence where two mountain streams meet. It is located along the main hiking path between the gorge entrance and the larger tiered falls.
深山ノ滝
A multi-stage waterfall located in the forests of Kitahiroshima. It features a series of small drops over moss-covered rocks in a secluded mountain setting.
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