Taki-dan-gyō

The area around Danjyo no Taki waterfall is filled with negative ions, creating a mysterious atmosphere. Towering cedar trees surround the waterfall, creating a fantastical landscape that seems to be inhabited by spirits. The spring water near the waterfall, known as Danjyo no Taki Spring, has been selected as one of the 100 best waters in Japan, and its crystal-clear quality adds to the mysterious atmosphere. The path from the parking lot to the waterfall is long and lined with cedars, creating a sense of being in a hidden paradise. Danjyo no Taki waterfall is a charming destination for travelers, enveloped in a mysterious atmosphere.

Danjyo Kagami Shrine is located at Danjyo no Taki waterfall, which is said to have been built about 1200 years ago. There is a legend that the second Keian priest of Matsuo Mountain Komyoji Temple received a revelation in a dream and wandered through the Yokoo Mountains, where a large waterfall appeared. That waterfall is said to be Danjyo no Taki, and Danjyo Kagami Shrine was built on top of it. The shrine has a fantastic atmosphere with a approach that looks like it's submerged in water, and a scene where old cedars stand as if covering the sky. In addition, there are two waterfalls, a 50-meter male waterfall and a 40-meter female waterfall, on the left and right of the shrine, and the spring water near the waterfall is also selected as one of the "100 Best Waters" under the name "Danjyo no Taki Spring Water". Danjyo Kagami Shrine is located in the center of the rock and is surrounded by rock walls that look like a folding screen. There are well-maintained walking paths around the area where you can feel the natural and mystical atmosphere with beautiful autumn leaves and fresh greenery. Danjyo no Taki waterfall and Danjyo Kagami Shrine are spots that you definitely want to visit when you visit Oki Island Town, with beautiful scenery and historical background.

At Danjyo no Taki waterfall, mist enveloped in negative ions is said to have a beautifying effect on the skin. The mist from the waterfall contains a high concentration of negative ions, which can have a relaxing effect. Negative ions are said to be effective in relieving stress and changing moods. The water droplets that fall into the waterfall basin are said to moisturize the skin, potentially providing a beautifying effect. Additionally, the spring water from Danjyo no Taki waterfall, which was selected as one of the 100 best sources of water in Japan, is used for drinking and even as a hot spring. Why not refresh your mind and body surrounded by mist enveloped in negative ions?

Kamenohara Suichou Park is a park with a rich natural environment that spreads over an area of about 20,000 square meters. This park is known as a healing spot surrounded by water and greenery, where both adults and children can relax. One of the park's features is that various birds come to visit depending on the season, making it enjoyable for bird watching. In addition, a botanical garden is also located within the park, where flowers bloom in all four seasons. There are also walking paths where you can enjoy nature and refresh yourself in the great outdoors. Why not visit the Danjyo no Taki waterfall and make it a set for sightseeing?

Nakumisaki is a cape that has long been known as a key point on the Oki Island sea route. According to legend, it is said that Empress Jingū stopped here, and the place is famous for giving visitors a sense of its history. In particular, Nakumisaki offers a stunning view of the Shimamae Islands, making it the most popular spot for tourists on Oki Island. Additionally, the relief light (old lighthouse) installed in 1910 still remains at Nakumisaki, making it a place of high historical value. The area around the cape also has spots rich in nature, such as the sea and mountains, and it's recommended to take a stroll while listening to the chirping of birds. Why not stop by Nakumisaki when visiting the Taki no Danmado waterfall?