小鹿渓

The Ojika Valley features clear streams flowing through dense forests, creating numerous waterfalls and rocky formations along mountain slopes.

The valley earned its name from the numerous deer that inhabited the region during the Edo period, serving as a vital water source for local communities.

Local residents organize seasonal festivals celebrating the valley's natural cycles, particularly during autumn when maple leaves change colors.

Visitors can access multiple hiking trails of varying difficulties, with dedicated parking areas and rest facilities at the main entrance points.

The valley's water system supports specialized aquatic plants that grow exclusively in the pure mountain streams of this region.

Location: Misasa

GPS coordinates: 35.37378,133.97550

Latest update: March 7, 2025 23:03