• "Fukuroda Waterfall", one of Japan's three most famous waterfalls, lets you experience the 120-meter-high huge waterfall and the reflection of the maple leaves!
• Ibaraki "Ryujin Suspension Bridge", enjoy the magnificent suspension bridge and the maple leaf scenery of the valley!
• Enjoy fresh buckwheat noodles made from the local specialty "autumn soba" and enjoy the freshly harvested buckwheat, which is full of aroma!

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- Itinerary Information -

・Meeting time: 7:45 Shinjuku/Tokyo

・Meeting place: Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building Oversized Vehicle
Parking Lot/ Tokyo Marunouchi Building

・Departure time: 8:00 Shinjuku/Tokyo

・Return information: Arrives at JR Shinjuku Station/around JR Tokyo Station
around 6:00 PM

- Itinerary Introduction -

・Fukuroda Falls

Fukuroda Falls in Ibaraki Prefecture is not only one of Japan's top three
waterfalls, but was also voted number one in the "Top 100 Waterfalls of Japan"
list! Its scenery changes throughout the year, with vibrant greenery in spring
and summer, vibrant maple leaves in autumn, and icy waterfalls in winter,
complemented by spectacular and graceful water flows. It attracts numerous
visitors and is a must-see in the Kanto region. Fukuroda Falls is
approximately 120 meters high and 73 meters wide, cascading down the rock face
in four sections, creating a truly impressive sight.

・Ryujin Suspension Bridge

The Ryujin Suspension Bridge, a massive 446-meter-long suspension bridge,
stretches across the Ryujin Gorge, offering breathtaking views of the stunning
landscape. In autumn, the valley is bathed in vibrant red maple leaves, making
it a popular scenic spot.

・Hitachi autumn buckwheat

Ibaraki Prefecture has been recognized as a renowned soba production area in
Japan since the Edo Period, thanks to its large temperature swings between day
and night, creating ideal conditions for buckwheat growth. The nationally
recognized Hitachi Aki Soba variety, in particular, is considered the pinnacle
of Japanese soba.