A Valley Awash in Vibrant Autumn Colors
Nestled among mountains ranging from 1,300 to 1,700 meters in elevation, Gokanosho is the hidden gem of Yatsushiro. Legend has it that this area provided refuge to the defeated warriors of the Heike family. Among its many charms, the area is particularly breathtaking during the autumn season, when the forests and valleys are painted in vivid colors. The suspension bridges and waterfalls scattered throughout Gokanosho, framed by the autumn leaves, offer a unique spectacle that captivates many visitors.
■ Best viewing time: late October to mid-November
■ Illumination: none
■ Restrooms: available (10 locations)
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