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To-no-Heturi in Shimogo Town

To-no-Hetsuri

2023/08/21

 

“To-no-Hetsuri” is a tourist spot famous for its natural beauty created over a million years and the thrilling swaying suspension bridge.

 

“To-no-Hetsuri” is a scenic spot along the Agagawa River located in Shimogo Town, Fukushima Prefecture. It is designated as a national natural monument. A stratum that was formed a million years ago was uplifted and weathered by river erosion and wind and rain over many years, creating a tower-like cliff. In early summer, wisteria flowers hang from the cliffs, and in autumn, you can enjoy the scenery of beautiful autumn leaves. “Hetsuri” means cliff in dialect.

To-no-Heturi

There are 10 tower-shaped cliffs in total, lined up over 200m, and each has a name. A path has been carved around these cliffs, but there is a danger of collapse, so the area that can be explored is limited.

Suspension bridge on To-no-Hetsuri

There is a suspension bridge to cross over to “To-no-Hetsuri”, but it sways and gives you a thrilling feeling. No more than 30 people can cross the suspension bridge at one time.

Aizu Railway "To-no-Hetsuri Station"

The nearest station of “To-no-Hetsuri” is “To-no-Hetsuri Station” on the Aizu Railway. You can go to “To-no-Hetsuri” in about 5 minutes from the station.

 

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