The park is especially popular with visitors during the autumn season, when leaves are changing color.
At a height of 110 meters and a width of 20 meters, Kamba Falls is the largest waterfall in Western Japan, and is designated as one of Japan’s “top 100 waterfalls”.
The falls are reached on an easy and scenic 15-minute walk, and delight visitors of all ages.
The park is also the habitat of some 200 wild monkeys, creating a lively diversion in the majestic natural setting.
The monkeys go about a variety of pastimes, such as contemplating in the creek, …
… or delivering impromptu speeches.
The monkeys are quite used to the presence of humans, and roam about without reservations.
More than 100,000 visitors come to this park every year. It is open year-round, except on New Year’s Day.
All photos shot with Nikon D200 and Nikkor 18-200mm f/3.5-5.6 lens. Edited in Lightroom 5.7.
写真の撮影場所：岡山県・真庭市・神庭の滝自然公園