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Discover Geibikei Gorge in Iwate Prefecture, a stunning natural landscape where you can enjoy a relaxing boat ride, throw lucky balls, and admire unique rock formations year-round.

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Plan · 1 place · Ichinoseki, Japan

Geibikei Gorge: A Year-Round Adventure

“Geibikei Gorge offers a unique experience year-round, from scenic boat rides to throwing lucky balls, making it a perfect destination for any season.”

Experience · 1 place
Relaxing 90-minute boat ride through Geibikei Gorge
Take a relaxing 90-minute boat ride through Geibikei Gorge, one of Japan’s top 100 greatest landscapes. Boat rides are available all year round, so you can enjoy the blooming cherry blossoms in spring, lush green foliage in summer, the sunset hues of fall, and the powdery snow in winter. It's a truly immersive way to experience the gorge's beauty in any season.
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Geibikei Gorge
Scenic spot · Ichinoseki
4.4 (5,609)Closed · opens tomorrow 8:30 AM
Creator's voice
A hidden gem in northern Japan’s Iwate Prefecture, Geibikei Gorge is one of Japan’s top 100 greatest landscapes. It's famous for its scenic boat rides and unique rock formations, including one that resembles a lion's nose, which gives the gorge its name ('geibi' means lion's nose in Japanese). Boat rides are available all year round, allowing visitors to experience its beauty across all four seasons.
Geibikei Gorge, Machiura-467 Higashiyamacho Nagasaka, Ichinoseki, Iwate 029-0302, Japan
Ducks — Admire the ducks swimming gracefully in the gorge's waters, adding to the serene natural landscape.
Lion's Nose rock formation — Towards the end of the gorge, you’ll find a natural rock formation that looks like a lion’s nose. This is where the gorge’s name comes from, as “geibi” means lion’s nose in Japanese.
Experience · 1 place
Throwing Lucky Balls for good fortune
Try throwing balls of luck into a hole in the cliff across the gorge! There are ten types of balls, each with a different kanji character representing things like Luck, Fortune, Wish, Romance, and Income. If you make it in, make a wish and it will be granted.
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Geibikei Gorge
Scenic spot · Ichinoseki
4.4 (5,609)Closed · opens tomorrow 8:30 AM
Creator's voice
A hidden gem in northern Japan’s Iwate Prefecture, Geibikei Gorge is one of Japan’s top 100 greatest landscapes. It's famous for its scenic boat rides and unique rock formations, including one that resembles a lion's nose, which gives the gorge its name ('geibi' means lion's nose in Japanese). Boat rides are available all year round, allowing visitors to experience its beauty across all four seasons.
Geibikei Gorge, Machiura-467 Higashiyamacho Nagasaka, Ichinoseki, Iwate 029-0302, Japan
Ducks — Admire the ducks swimming gracefully in the gorge's waters, adding to the serene natural landscape.
Lion's Nose rock formation — Towards the end of the gorge, you’ll find a natural rock formation that looks like a lion’s nose. This is where the gorge’s name comes from, as “geibi” means lion’s nose in Japanese.

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