Yoro Waterfall is a famous 30 meter high waterfall from the Yoro district of Gifu Prefecture. It was selected as one of the 100 best waterfalls in Japan.
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With a population of 28.587 inhabitants, including about 610 foreign nationals, of which 42 are Brazilians, 2 Americans, 230 Chinese, 22 Koreans, 140 Vietnam, 37 Filipinos, 10 Nepal, 10 Indonesia, 20 Thailand and others…
Yoro District (養老) is located in Gifu Prefecture, with an area of 72.29 square kilometers.
The area around Yoro was part of the traditional province of Mino. With the post-Meiji cadastral restoration reforms, Yoro District was established in April 1897. Yoro merged with Takeda and the villages of Hirohata, Kamitado, Ikebe, Kasago, Kobata, Tado, Hiyoshi, and Aihara in 1954.
The city has a climate characterized by hot, humid summers and mild winters. September is considered the wettest month. Temperatures are highest in August reaching 27.7°C, and the lowest in January reaching 4°C.
1.200 meters from the parking lot of Yoro Park there is a famous waterfall, 30 meters high and about 4 meters wide. Known in literature and selected as one of …