Minoo Park is also worth visiting during your honeymoon in Japan. The park in Osaka is also beautiful when visited in the fall. The interesting thing about this park is not only from the yellowish and reddish scenery of the trees in autumn, but also from the existence of the Minoh waterfall. This waterfall is indeed very famous in Japan. You will be able to see different views of waterfalls from waterfalls in a tropical country like Indonesia. The difference is the autumn atmosphere that looks charming. In addition to the waterfall, in this park there is also an insect museum that you can visit. Minoo Park is a forest valley on the outskirts of Osaka.
Right to the north of the "urban sprawl" is an area that represents a population expansion people from urban centers become communities with a low density of drivers. At certain seasons during the fall, this place is one of the best places in the Kansai region to see autumn colors in nature, usually around November. As opposed to interesting leaves found in temples and parks, too. The park also has a small insectarium and wider hiking trails, some of which lead to the observation point and to the hills outside the waterfall. Similar to Mount Takao in Tokyo, Minoo Park is the closest place to the busy metropolitan city of Osaka to find a large natural recreation area. The trip can be reached in less than 30 minutes from downtown Umeda. Another similarity, Takao and Minoo were both given the status of a quasi-national park in 1967 to commemorate hundredth anniversary of the Meiji Period 1867-1912.
Cultural Heritage Among the several temple buildings along the hiking trail, Ryuanji Temple is the most impressive. Located around the midpoint between the Hankyu Minoo train station and Minoo Waterfall, this temple is part of the Shugendo mountain worship cult and has a number of interesting buildings.Accessing the location, the main hiking trail of Minoo Park extends for about three kilometers through the valley beside the Minoo river. The trail starts near Hankyu Minoo Station and leads to Minoo Waterfall. With a height of 33 meters, the waterfall is the park's main natural attraction. The name Minoo Waterfall comes from the similarity of autumn to winnowing, a traditional agricultural technique for separating grain from chaff. The Japanese word for "basket
towing "is" mino ". The name is then applied to the area in general. The journey from the station to Minoo Falls does not have dramatic, paved and must climbs
take pedestrians at most about 45 minutes to walk in one direction.
