One of the top three tallest waterfalls in Japan, Kegon Falls is found close to the shore of Lake Chuzenji and stands at almost 100 meters. It was created when lava altered the course of a local river. Visitors can climb up to an upper observation area, or catch an elevator up to the lower deck at the base of the falls. The falls are particularly popular in autumn, when the surrounding foliage takes on a spectrum of colors. 

Name in Romanized Japanese: Kegon no taki

Address: Nikko, Tochigi Prefecture

Hours: 08:00 – 17:00

Entry Fee: JPY530 (Adult Lower Deck)