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Shosenkyo is said to be “the most beautiful gorge in Japan”, and is a special scenic beauty of the country.
Shosenkyo is located in the northern part of Kofu City, Yamanashi Prefecture, and is called "the most beautiful gorge in Japan".
You can see granite cliffs, strange rocks and stones carved out over a long period of time, and clear and abundant water flowing.
There is a well-maintained promenade along the gorge, making it easy to enjoy the beautiful seasonal beauty of the gorge. "Kakuenpo", the main peak of Shosenkyo, and "Sengataki Waterfall" with a drop of 30 meters are popular spots.
There are also many other sights to see, such as the thrillingly unstable "Ishimon (Stone gate)" and “Nagatoro Bridge”, the existing oldest concrete arch road bridge in Yamanashi Prefecture.
Furthermore, if you take the Shosenkyo Ropeway to the observatory, you can enjoy a spectacular panoramic view of Mt.Fuji, Kitadake and Ainodake mountains.
"Kakuenpo", the symbol of Shosenkyo.
"Sengataki Waterfall", which roughly falls down the granite rock face.
You can also enjoy the autumn leaves from the well-maintained promenade.
The thrillingly unstable "Ishimon (stone gate)".
The historically famous "Nagatoro Bridge"
If you take the Shosenkyo Ropeway, you can enjoy a spectacular view.
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Steep cliffs and unique rock formations everywhere. The paths are easy to walk, making this a great spot for hiking and enjoying nature.
Walking here in the summer is so refreshing—the weather is nice and cool. The lush green scenery is really relaxing. I bet the autumn leaves here are absolutely stunning!
The incredible natural formations here are just amazing!
The scenery here is absolutely stunning. Walking along the path, I couldn't help but be amazed by the beautiful views.
Coming here to see the autumn leaves is a great idea. Even though it’s not easy to get to, it’s totally worth the trip!
