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Japan's Top 100 Waterfalls

One Hundred Waterfalls of Japan (日本の滝百選, Nihon no taki hyakusen) is a listing of waterfalls in Japan compiled by the Japanese Ministry of the Environment in 1990.

Per the Japanese government, there are 517 named waterfalls in Japan. Many of these waterfalls are located in remote mountain locations, but with an increase in hiking and tourism in recent years, the number of visitors has greatly increased, placing significant pressure on the surrounding environment.

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  1. Hagoromo Falls
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  3. Garō Falls
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  4. Ryusei-Ginga Falls
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  5. Ashiribetsu Falls
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  6. Oshinkoshin Falls
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  7.Kurokuma Falls
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  10. Akiu Great Falls
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  11. Sankai Falls
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  12. Nanataki Falls
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  13. Chagama Falls
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  14. Hōttai Falls
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  19. Otsuji Falls
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  20. Sanjō Falls
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  22. Fukuroda Falls
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  23. Kegon Falls
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  25. Fukiware Falls
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  29. Hossawa Falls
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  30. Hayato Great Falls
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  31. Shasui Falls
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  34. Senga Falls
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  38. Shōmyō Falls
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  41. Yonako Daibakufu Falls
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  42. Sanbon Falls
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  43. Tadachi Falls
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  45. Hirayu Great Falls
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  46. Yōrō Falls
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  47. Amida Falls
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  48. Abe Great Falls
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  49. Jōren Falls
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  50. Shiraito Falls
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  50. Otodome Falls
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  51. Atera Seven Falls
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  53. Akame Shijyūhachi Falls
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  57. Minoo Falls
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  58. Harafudō Falls
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  59. Saruo Falls
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  60. Tendaki Falls
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  61. Nunobiki Falls
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  66. Nachi Falls
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  69. Daisen Fall
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  70. Amedaki Falls
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  72. Ryūzuyae Falls
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  73. Kanba Falls
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  74. Jōsei Falls
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  76. Ōgama Falls
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  77. Todoroki Kujyūku Falls
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  78. Amagoi Falls
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  79. Yukiwa Falls
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  80. Goraikō Falls
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  81. Ryūō Falls
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  82. Todoro Falls
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  83. Ōtaru Falls
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  91. Harajiri Falls
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  93. Nishishiiya Falls
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  94. Sekinoo Falls
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  97. Manai Falls
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  99. Ōkawa Falls
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  100. Mariyudu Falls

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