早滝, Wasserfall in Japan
Haya Taki is a waterfall in Kanuma town, Gunma Prefecture. In winter, it freezes into towering ice columns that form distinctive shapes and patterns, reaching approximately 40 meters in height.
The waterfall has long been appreciated for its impressive ice formations during winter. Its reputation among outdoor enthusiasts as a destination for viewing frozen cascades has grown over many years.
Access requires driving on narrow roads with limited parking near the trailhead. The walk uphill includes steep sections with chains, and the path can be icy and slippery during winter months.
Large chunks of ice can suddenly fall during a visit, adding excitement and requiring caution from those nearby. Many visitors find themselves captivated for hours by the intricate ice patterns and shapes, watching how the frozen structure slowly evolves.
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