Tsukechi Gorge is a beautiful valley located in Nakatsugawa City, Gifu Prefecture, where the Tsukechi River, a member of the Kiso River system, flows. It is characterized by its clear emerald-green waters, so transparent that it is called the "blue jewel," and is also known as a "secret place" due to its mysterious beauty. You can enjoy the spectacular scenery of each season, with vivid green in the season of new greenery and fiery red leaves in autumn. In particular, the clear water has been selected as one of Japan's 100 famous waters, and its beauty fascinates visitors.

One of the most popular spots in Tsukechi Gorge is Fudo Falls. Although it is not very high, with a drop of about 15 meters, the beauty of the water gliding down the moss-covered rocks and the scenery woven by the deep green surroundings attracts viewers. There is a promenade up to the base of the waterfall, and the cool air and sound of the water will soothe your mind and body. There are also several suspension bridges over the valley, and the view of the emerald-green clear water and the deep forest looming from the bridges is thrilling and makes you feel the grandeur of Tsukechi Gorge even more.

Tsukechi Gorge and Fudo Falls are places where you can experience the grandeur and beauty of nature at the same time. It is the perfect spot for those who want to get away from the hustle and bustle of the city, experience the pure water and air, and refresh both body and mind by bathing in negative ions.

Also, near the waterfall, there is the Fudo Hall, where Acala is enshrined, and you can visit it.