Nametoko

(1994 WF )

NOW @ 24 SCO 17

DISCOVERY POS:

Inclination: 6.333

Eccentricity: 0.202

Period: 5.674 years

AU 3.181

Type: 0000

Discovery Chart

24.11.1994 00:00 Kuma Kogen 132.944 33.6743 observations 1

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Part of the Ashizuri-Uwakai National Park, Nametoko Ravine is located in the south of Ehime prefecture. It is famous for its extremely smooth and large riverbed rocks. The Yukiwano-taki waterfall in the ravine is one of the best 100 waterfalls in Japan, known collectively as “Nihon Hyaku Meibaku”.

Discovered on 24-11-1994 in Kuma Kogen by Nakamura, A.
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