Have you ever heard that waterfalls can be classified as 'male' and 'female'?

Ancient Waterfalls Did you know that near the popular Magome Slope on the Nakasendo Road, there are male and female waterfalls? It is said that they also appear in the novel 'Musashi' by Eiji Yoshikawa, and they are a popular tourist route among visitors to Japan. This time, we will introduce the appearance, click rate, and detailed information of the male and female waterfalls. Not far from Tsumago-juku, there is a picturesque pair of waterfalls named 'Male Waterfall' and 'Female Waterfall.' The names are likely related to the ancient practice of using waterfalls as natural baths separated by gender. History Hidden in Every Corner Along the old road, there are various historical signboards that exude a strong sense of history. At the entrances of Tsumago-juku and Magome-juku, there are signboards called 'Kousatsu.' These signboards recorded the regulations and laws established by the ruling military government at the time, and violating these regulations and laws would have serious consequences. 📍Address: Tsumago-juku