What other travelers are saying about Abe River Fireworks Festival
Someone wrote that the Abe River never dries up, but the water sometimes dries up around the current Driver's License Center. I have caught carp and turtles there. The locals go out with buckets to catch fish, but it's a race against the birds.
The river never dries up and is one of Japan's cleanest first-class rivers. Serpentine (also known as mugwort stone here) is abundant here. Shizuoka City is proud of this river.
This is a first-class river where Abekawa Mochi originated. The banks of the river, which are prone to collapse due to their fragile geology, have collapsed in many places, and the river is filled with soil and sand. Upstream is the hidden Umegashima Onsen hot spring.
It was a scree, or rather a river of sand and gravel. Sometimes the mountain on the other side of the road collapses from the top, which is scary. It's basically a gentle uphill climb, so it's a good place to bike to the headwaters. There's also a hot spring.
