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The Ryuzu Waterfall (Ryuzu-no-taki [龍頭の滝]; Ryuzu Falls) didn't overwhelm us with size or volume, but it definitely had charm. During our visit, we saw some purplish wildflowers blooming around the falls so that added quite a bit of color to the scene. So it wasn't surprising to us that all this brought out the Japanese tourists (both husbands and wives) toting big-time digital SLRs trying to get that colorful postcard shot.
In fact, I even remembered seeing some cascade flanked by these flowers on our Webshots where they composed it to look like some other cascade (and they didn't even bother to mention which falls it was). Well, now we figured out it was from this waterfall for sure!. No wonder why this is one of the more popular waterfalls of the greater Nikko area.
There was a souvenir shop and cafe with a sheltered viewing area by the tables right in between the establishments. This was the primary viewing area of the falls as I didn't think there was any more walking paths to other parts of the waterfall.
Directions: There's a dedicated bus stop between the Chuzenji Onsen stop and the Yu-daki stop (actually closer to the bottom than the top) so you have to abide by the less frequent (but still reasonably frequent) Yumoto Onsen schedule from Nikko.
For logistics on getting to Nikko, see our Kegon-no-taki page. And for logistics on getting beyond the Chuzenji-ko bus stop, see our Yu-daki page.
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