Akame Forty-Eight Waterfalls is a secluded valley created by the clear flow of a waterfall and deep forests.

The approximately 4km circular path that connects the waterfalls is a promenade from which you can view the falls amidst the vibrant seasonal scenery of cherry blossoms, fresh greenery, and autumn leaves.

Akame Falls Aquarium exhibits over 50 animals of nine species, mostly domestically-bred, including giant salamanders that are native to Akame.

You can take a close look at the giant salamander's unique appearance and ecology.

• Immerse yourself in nature's aromatic embrace and revitalize through peaceful forest bathing
• Wander along a captivating 4-kilometer path, where vibrant cherry blossoms, lush greenery, and fiery autumn leaves frame the mesmerizing waterfalls.
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• Accessibility: Coin lockers are available at Akame Natural History Museum. Large luggage such as strollers and large suitcases can also be stored at the counter
• Accessibility: There is no toilet in Akame Falls Aquarium at the entrance, so please use the public toilet near the parking lot before coming to the valley.
• Dress Code: Trekking shoes or comfortable walking shoes
• Dress Code: Long shirt, long pants *Please layer according to the season. Jacket (change of clothes in case you get sweaty when going down the mountain)
• Accessibility: Infant: ¥0 (Age: Preschoolers)

Utilize the toll parking lots surrounding Akame Creek as there is no dedicated parking lot. Inquire about rates at each parking lot Find coin lockers at the Akame Natural History Museum for convenient storage. Store large luggage at the counter (charges may apply) Discover a restroom near Senju Falls, approximately 15 minutes from the entrance. Before entering the valley, use the public restrooms located around the parking lot as there is no restroom inside the Japan Salamander Center Experience the vibrant fall foliage starting at the mountaintop towards the end of October. The best time to enjoy the autumn leaves in the valley as a whole is early to mid-November Take note that the valley holds the designation of a National Parks Act Type 1 area, prohibiting the collection and movement of plants and animals. Please respect this regulation Encounter numerous Japanese giant salamanders in Akame Valley, but refrain from touching them as they are designated as special natural monuments Re-entry is permitted only on the same day. Present your ticket at the ticket counter for re-entry

— What You Can Expect —

Dive into the captivating realm of Akame 48 Falls, a picturesque mountain valley carved by pristine river currents and dense forests. Traverse the 4-km pathway, a scenic promenade revealing breathtaking waterfalls amidst vibrant cherry blossoms, lush greenery, and fiery autumn foliage. 

Immerse yourself in the Japan Salamander Center, home to around 50 salamanders from nine species, with a focus on the native Japanese giant salamander born in Akame. Witness the awe-inspiring features and ecological wonders of these remarkable creatures up close.

— Admission Fee —

• Adults: JP¥500 (High school students and older) 
• Children: JP¥250 (Elementary and Junior high school students) 
• Infants: Free (Preschoolers) 

Please note that the entrance fee, known as the Japan Salamander Center Admission Fee, is collected to support environmental conservation, maintenance, and safety management in the valley. We sincerely appreciate your understanding and cooperation in this matter.