8Shomyo-Daki, Japan
The previously mentioned Shomyo-Daki, like its neighbor Hannoki-no-taki, can be found in the town of Tateyama, in the Toyama Prefecture. It is officially the highest waterfall in Japan. It is 350 meters high (or 1,148 feet). These falls actually have four separate stages.
The first is70 meters high. The second is 58 meters. The third is 96 meters and the final is 126 meters. The best time to visit is between early and mid-summer. That’s when the snow up in the Tateyama Mountains melts. The lake at the very bottom is over 6 meters deep.
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Kaieteur Falls, Guyana should have been on this list. It measures 741 feet and is the tallest single drop waterfall in the world.
Perhaps it would have made the Top 20. Thanks for your support.