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Mataichi Falls and Fudo Falls

Tono City

Southern Iwate

Nature / Scenery

    Mataichi Falls, located halfway up Mt. Yakushi, is a waterfall 20 meters high and 5 meters wide, and above it is a long, flat river bed made up of a huge monolith. In addition, there is a waterfall of Fudo at the bottom of Yakushido, which is upstream. At the base of Fudo Falls, there is a stone that is said to have been placed by Jikaku Daishi to resemble the Fudo Sanzon. 40 minutes by car or 20 minutes on foot from JR Kamaishi Line Tono Station

    Location
    〒028-0511 Tono City, Iwate Prefecture
    Inquiries
    (One company) Tono City Tourism Association
    Phone number 0198-62-1333
    FAX number 0198-62-4244
    Website
    http://www.tonojikan.jp/Open in new tab
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    Takamuro Suikoen

    Takamuro Suikoen, which recreates Tono's beautiful nature, is fully equipped with accommodation rooms and a restaurant, as well as a large fishing pond where you can enjoy salt-grilling of the fish you catch while improving your health in the artificial hot springs. You can feel satisfied both in body and mind. You can also enjoy local cuisine, Doburoku, and Doburoku soft serve ice cream. Enjoy Genghis Khan at Genghis Khan House surrounded by the nostalgic atmosphere of Tonogo.

    Tono City

    Southern Iwate
    Sightseeing Spots

    Arakawa Plateau and Arakawa Valley

    It is a 2,500 hectare plateau connected to Mt. Yakushi, south of Mt. Hayachine, and is used as grazing land. You can see clusters of hydrangeas and rhododendrons. The Arakawa Valley flows at the foot of a plateau and is home to many river fish. It is also a climbing course from the Tono side of Mt. Hayachine.

    Tono City

    Southern Iwate
    Nature / Scenery

    Iwane Bridge

    The official name is ``Tatsusobe River Bridge'', and during the Iwate Light Railway era, it was a steel plate girder bridge, but in 1944, the Japanese National Railways wrapped it around the abutments, piers, and steel plate girder bridge, and built it into reinforced concrete. . The Iwate Light Railway is said to have been the inspiration for Kenji Miyazawa's fairy tale ``Night on the Galaxy Railway.''

    Tono City

    Southern Iwate
    History / Culture