Two-thirds of Japan's surface area is covered in forests. Some are truly beautiful, like those found in Nabari.<\/p>\n
That place is in Mie Prefecture, in southern Honshu<\/strong>, the main island of the Japanese archipelago. That area of \u200b\u200bJapan has very dense forests, especially in its more mountainous interior. There you'll find the Akameshijuhatsu waterfalls<\/strong>, also known as the 48 waterfalls of Akame, a place that attracts many visitors, especially during the Japanese tradition of \"Momijigari,\" the viewing of autumn leaves.<\/p>\n
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