Geibikei Gorge, a 2-km gorge of strange rocks and precipitous cliffs along the Sunatetsu River, a tributary of the Kitakamigawa River, can be enjoyed by boat.
It was designated as a place of scenic beauty in 1925 and is one of the 100 most scenic spots in Japan.
The boatmen sing “Geibi Oiwake” in the quiet stream, and the scenic view can be enjoyed to the full.
Fuji Iwa and Geibi Gorge Wisteria
Geibikei Gorge is a series of huge, strange rocks and monstrous stones, and among them is a rock called Fuji Iwa.
Fuji vines are entangled in the rock surface, and when the flowers are in full bloom, the entire rock is dyed a brilliant purple color.
Visitors can enjoy the spectacular view from a boat while watching the river cruise. The best time to visit is from mid-May to late May.
Mysteries and Attractions of Geibikei Gorge
Geibikei Gorge is a 2-km gorge formed by the Sunatetsu River. Visitors can fully enjoy the spectacular scenery created by the limestone cliffs, with cliffs of approximately 100 meters rising up on both sides of the river, at Geibikei.
Open all year round
Boat Rafting Fare
Adults 1,800 yen
Elementary school students 900 yen
Infant: 200 yen
5 minutes on foot from Geibikei Station