Kitsukyokyo

Located in the Koya Valley in Iwakuni City, "Momiji-kyo" is a gorge with a hidden history of the Genpei War, and its scenic beauty is captivating. The landscape of strange rocks and clear streams is breathtaking, and especially during the autumn foliage season from late October to early November, it's not to be missed. During this time, when the maple leaves change from orange to crimson, let's enjoy the impressive scenery while walking along the nature-rich walking path.

"Himeiwa Overlooking a Clear Stream" in Koyadani Gorge in Iwakuni City is a scenic spot where bizarre rocks and stones line the gorge and the contrast with autumn leaves creates a stunning view. Especially in the fall, the rich maple colors enhance the white spray of the Koyadani River. The remaining stone walls and wasabi shelves in the surrounding area give a sense of ancient times, and it's a place where a pleasant silence envelops visitors.

Kakochi Falls and Akataki Falls in Koya Gorge in Iwakuni City are stunning scenic spots where the clear water flow and bizarre rocks harmonize beautifully with the autumn leaves. Especially in the fall, the maple leaves deepen in color, and the scenery where they blend with the white water spray is breathtaking. Kakochi Falls exudes a mysterious atmosphere that evokes legends, while the contrast between the small waterfall and the autumn leaves at Akataki Falls soothes the soul.

The Five Dragon Waterfall, located in Koya Canyon in Iwakuni City, is a beautiful waterfall that has been selected as one of Japan's top 100 waterfalls. The combination of unique rock formations and a clear stream creates a picturesque valley, and the colorful autumn leaves are also a charming feature. Especially in the fall, the vibrant colors of the maple and mixed forests are stunning. This is a place where you can enjoy nature and spend a pleasant time, and you can also enjoy mountain trout fishing.

Koyaikay in Iwakuni City is a historic site where the Heike clan's exiles took refuge. Surrounded by a beautiful valley with clear streams and peculiar rocks, the scenery is adorned with autumn leaves in the fall. Especially at "Shikochi Falls" and "Hachiman Falls," you can enjoy breathtaking views where nature and history harmonize. In addition, the melancholic atmosphere felt at the "Heike Clan House Site" is also a must-see.