Nezame-no-Toko, located in Agematsu Town, Kiso District, Nagano Prefecture, is a scenic spot that is counted as one of Japan’s five great gorges and designated as a national scenic spot.
We will introduce in detail its beautiful natural scenery and historical value.
Overview and characteristics of Newame-no-Toko
Nezame-no-Toko is a natural gem located in Agematsu Town, Kiso District, Nagano Prefecture.
This place is a natural topography created by the erosion of granite by the water of the Kiso River, and is counted as one of Japan’s five great gorgees.
Designated as a national scenic spot in 1923, this area is known for its beautiful emerald green waters.
In addition, Nezame-no-Toko was composed by poets who visited Nakasendo, and appears in the Nagano prefectural song “Shinano no Kuni“.
Geology of Nezame-no-Toko
The geology of Nezame-no-toko is composed of Mesozoic coarse-grained biotite granite.
Square joints can be seen in the bedrock, and each step is several meters high and wide, with the top step being approximately 20 meters high.
This bedrock was exposed about 12,000 years ago and is still being eroded.
The legend of Nezame-no-Toko
Also, there are many legends told about Neza no Toko.
This place is associated with the legend of Urashima Taro and the legendary man known as Mikaeri no Old Man, who supplied a medicine for longevity.
Why not spend a luxurious time in touch with nature while enjoying the beautiful scenery of each season?
Basic information about Nezame-no-Toko
Name | Nezame-no-Toko ■Location 1704 Agematsu, Agematsu-cho, Kiso-gun, Nagano Prefecture ■Parking lot Parking available ■Inquiry 0264-52-1133 ■Website kiso-hinoki.jp |
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Summary
Nezame-no-Toko is a beautiful scenic spot in Nagano Prefecture, where you can enjoy its natural beauty and seasonal expressions.
It is a place of such value that it has been designated as a national scenic spot, and attracts visitors with its historical value.
Why not spend a luxurious time in touch with nature while enjoying the beautiful scenery of each season?
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