長篠堰堤 - Shinshiro

Is it called Niagara Falls in Nagashino where nature and man-made are fused? There was a lot of water in the rainy season, so it was a masterpiece! Water clouds were also rising There is a parking lot for about 10 cars and you can get off near the waterfall. If you get wet, slip under your feet.

2021/2/7 It is a place where a dam reminiscent of Niagara Falls sprout. I've never been to Niagara, so I don't know the scale (laughs) But plenty of negative ions! It was a comfortable place with a refreshing feeling. Right next to the fish fishing spot, there are many shooting spots from downstream to upstream. It was a quiet sight for a couple who came by trekking to have lunch on a rocky place on the day. It seems that there are two parking lots, but only about 6 cars can be parked along the river. I would like to go again during the fresh green season.

Great power after the rain! It's brown and cloudy. The water is beautiful when the sunny days continue! I will go when I want negative ions!

I went because I was interested in watching it on TV! It's more powerful than I expected and I feel like I can watch it forever. However, looking from the road does not convey the goodness. It's not powerful unless you go through the fishing pond from the road, walk through the rocky area with poor footing, and reach the end of the waterfall. When I went to the last minute, I was surprised at the height. There is no fence. Small children and those wearing high heels should not go because the rocks that are wet with water are slippery.

It doesn't look like a big deal when viewed from a distance, but the Nagashino embankment, which is said to be Niagara in Japan, is impressive. I recommend sneakers because the rocks are dangerous. There is a parking lot nearby, but it costs 1000 yen. There is a place where you can park on the street 100m away, but be careful of oncoming vehicles.

I came to see the post and decided to go, but it was not as imaged as I received. I couldn't take a picture near because I couldn't park, but it wasn't as big and powerful as I expected, probably because I was far away. I went by motorcycle, but there is no parking lot dedicated to the Nagashino dam, including motorcycles. There is a parking lot for those who use the adjacent "Hana no Ki Park" and restaurants and fishing ponds, but I think you should be careful not to bother the shops and those who use it. By the way, if you really want to use the parking lot of the shop, you can park for 1000 yen.

I found out about this at the roadside station and stopped by with an idea it was very good. I wonder if the amount of water on the day I visited was good. The water flowing through Niagara Falls was a truly picturesque waterfall. Immediately upstream, it is dammed by a dam, and the water is drawn like an irrigation canal, but it creates a waterfall that overflows from the irrigation canal. I think it's like that, but the rock where the waterfall falls is called the shape, and the rock surface that shines moistly when wet with water forms the most natural waterfall basin. I'm not familiar with the geology at all, but I'm sure it's an attractive stone because there are many stones that you will want to touch and check, such as the stones that made the inkstones of the Chichiiwa Gorge and Mt. Horaiji near here. It is always a tourist destination created by nature, but for safety it is recommended to walk with sneakers. As you get closer to seeing the waterfall, you walk on rounded rocks, unlike walking on a straight man-made object. It is a place to walk carefully so that you do not fall into the basin even if you move your weight carefully and make a mistake. People with children should often talk to them and go see them. Even if you don't get too close, you can see it from the trout fishing pond and the restaurant across the road, so it's best to go sightseeing according to each person's circumstances. Be careful of those who are crazy about photography. I thought it was very dangerous to play around on the rocks.