Yakushima Falls refers to a series of waterfalls located on Yakushima Island, which is part of Japan’s Kagoshima Prefecture. The island is known for its lush, subtropical rainforest and rich biodiversity, and the waterfalls are among its natural attractions. These falls are typically characterized by their scenic beauty, cascading waters, and the surrounding pristine nature, attracting visitors who appreciate hiking, photography, and outdoor exploration. Yakushima itself is a UNESCO World Heritage site, recognized for its natural significance, and the waterfalls contribute to the island’s reputation as a destination for nature lovers.
The Yayoi Sugi, an ancient cedar on Yakushima Island, recently fell, marking the end of its centuries-old presence. The tree's fall halted access to forest trails, reflecting nature's impermanence and…