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Nunobiki Falls
布引の滝Hyogo · Kansai
A set of four waterfalls in a forested ravine just behind Shin-Kobe Station, the tallest of which (Ontaki) drops 43 meters over a rock face. Long celebrated in classical Japanese poetry, it is counted among Japan's greatest 'divine falls' alongside Kegon and Nachi.
- Best season
- Autumn
- Crowd level
- Moderate
- Rating
- 4.5· 1,932 reviews
- Opening hours
- Daily Open 24 hours
- Admission
- Free — no admission; reached on a public trail ~5-15 min walk uphill from Shin-Kobe Station. The separate Kobe Nunobiki Herb Garden / Ropeway above the falls costs ¥2,000 adults (¥2,500 from 1 Apr 2026).
- Nearest station
- Shin-Kobe Station · 13 min walk
Usual hours — confirm with the official site for holidays + seasonal closures.
Today
Open 24 hoursAdmission
- Free — no admission; reached on a public trail ~5-15 min walk uphill from Shin-Kobe Station. The separate Kobe Nunobiki Herb Garden / Ropeway above the falls costs ¥2,000 adults (¥2,500 from 1 Apr 2026).
Stored weekly hours
Daily Open 24 hours
How to get there
From Shin-Osaka Station · ~43 min by car
Tags
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