Daisendaki Falls - Tōhaku District

From the campsite in the parking lot, I think I walked for more than 40 minutes while slowly observing the birds. It was a wonderful waterfall, although I was exhausted when I went back and forth. There is an observatory, and you can see it beautifully from here, but if you go down the steep chain, you can reach the shore of the waterfall.

10/3 One day after the rain, there was no direct effect of the typhoon, but I want to see it rained a lot, about 30 minutes from the campsite to the Daisendaki Tsurihashi, and about another 30 minutes from there, about 60 minutes in total, I was impressed by the waterfall from the observatory, there was a head of the waterfall, there was a lot of water, it was very good, the observatory has a new bench The bench on the way was covered with moss and I didn't feel like sitting down. Thank you for your hard work on the gentle stairs installation work. I didn't immediately know how to get down to the basin, but there was a way to get down from the side of the observatory, and at the end I moved sideways while holding the rope, and then while holding the iron chain. I will go down until the end. (Because it is not so high) I finally arrived at the beautiful waterfall Tsubo no Taki. However, it seems that the head of the lower waterfall was 15m before, but it has changed to several meters due to the influence of the 2011 typhoon (?). It's a pity that the waterfall has become one and a half steps and the scale has become smaller. Still, it's the best waterfall, even if it's far away, splashes come flying, plenty of negative ions In the summer, I think families with children can play in the water around the waterfall basin, and when I went there, it was a river with a great flow, as expected, after the rain, I went in a little with my boots. Likely to be washed away It looks good to eat lunch

In midsummer, I tried to aim for Oyama Falls in search of coolness. In the midst of the Bon holiday, I found a place where I could enjoy it while avoiding crowds and traffic jams. If there was a navigation, I was able to go to the one-way flat campsite in Kashiwa without hesitation. We have stocked a lot of information in this preview, so you can wear everything you want to wear and footwear! However, this is the first time I submit a report for Takimi. I feel a little nervous while writing the address and name ... For a while after you start walking, the wide promenade continues with a little up-down road. If you walk for about 15 minutes, you will suddenly start down the stairs. This staircase has no incline, and you can go down a considerable difference in height. I was able to imagine the severity of the return trip when I passed the person who climbed along the way. If you go down this steep stairs, you will find a splendid suspension bridge. This place is roughly the middle point. Take a breath and rehydrate, but already sweaty Even after crossing the suspension bridge, climbing and descending the mountain slopes are quite well maintained, but care must be taken because there are some slippery feet. And about 40 minutes from departure. I finally arrived at the observatory where I can see the waterfall. The view from the observatory is good, but the charm of this waterfall is that it is very close to the waterhole A breath of energy From the observatory to the waterhole, it is necessary to descend a steep slope closer to nature than ever before. And just before the waterfall, you have to go down along the rope, and finally down along the chain. Although the risk is low, you can taste a little thrill. Finally, we were able to reach the waterhole. The natural mist was comfortable, the water was clear and cold, and the hard work so far was blown away. I think it ’s a waterfall worth a visit. Be sure to bring clothes, shoes, equipment and moisture that can be used for light climbing. In summer, it is convenient to have an insect repellent and insect ointment. If you are a woman and you can get down to the waterhole, you will find it useful to have gloves. There is great value at first glance?

Arrived around noon on the first Saturday of September, put a car in the campground free parking lot in front, drinks and toilets at the vending machine, and start walking towards Oyama. At first, the road is wide and cheap, the road is gentle, and you can see the stairs and down stairs that you thought you could go in just an hour! It ’s so narrow that it ’s so narrow that it ’s narrow and inverted. Stairs go down slowly and your feet and your hands are well maintained with ropes and boards, so you will have a balance and strength! After getting off in about 15 minutes and crossing the suspension bridge from there, it is slightly more swaying than the labor that got down the stairs, but it is enough ♪ After crossing the suspension bridge, climbing will continue for about 30 minutes while crossing stone steps, springs, etc. This is an endurance battle! Don't be impatient and climb slowly at your own pace. It will be wise to ask the wrong person because the letters on the guide version disappear and you cannot confirm how many meters remain. After climbing up, there is a stairs just below and an observation deck. Get further down and arrive in front of Oyama Falls❗ The return is the opposite of the journey, everyone will be surprised‼ ️

It ’s a pretty hard road, but it takes about an hour to get to the waterfall. The direct water with abundant water was truly spectacular. If you are going to the waterfall, your feet are solid footwear and gloves. Towels Don't forget to get hydrated The return is as hard as you can, so you should be hydrated.

It is approximately 40 minutes from parking lot of campground to observation deck. Are the letters on the information board missing or not written? I do not understand, but it is not a guide plate. I'm getting better at this path. There is a height difference and a little climbing. On a hot day, it will be difficult if you don't take water. Water is flowing everywhere In athletic shoes you will get wet to socks. From the observation deck The mountain where Oyama waterfall flows is high and from about half of the mountain The height of the waterfall is not felt so much because the water is flowing down. You can get off the waterfall from the sidewalk of the observation deck I'm going down the rope and chains on a steep slope. Because I had a dog & camera It is about climbing while holding a dog It was quite hard w If selected as one of Japan's 100 waterfalls I mean ... Please judge from the photo.

It is a famous waterfall selected as one of the 100 best waterfalls in Japan. Most of the lower part was filled up by the typhoon in 2011, but I think the current appearance is also wonderful.

Even beginners can go to the waterfall in about an hour while taking a break. It is difficult to understand because there is no guide, but you can get off from the observatory. There are chains along the way, so I think it's better to bring work gloves.