Nejidaru - Kiso District

I went down to see the valley but couldn't proceed due to a fallen tree

If you go along with this signboard Sweat that I can not see much It is overwhelming to see Chira from forest road

The downhill was hard, but the three-stage flow like the waterslide was interesting. The lower side is the waterfall, and I did not go, but it was winding and interesting.

I went hiking during the autumn colors. It's not so tight as you walk on a well-maintained road. I think it will be difficult to try to get down.

Spiral valley "Swimming" means falling in any way in the sense of a screwed waterfall I am showing a beautiful valley beauty. Screw-less waterfall From the top of the rock, you can look down at the screw. Sounds flowing through the valleys are powerful. The rock slides when it gets wet. If you are enjoying the deep valley of Nagiso-machi, Nagano Prefecture, you can take a course to Kirigataki and Thunder Falls. It is a fascinating trekking course where you can experience what is said to be a hidden village on the Kisogawa River. This course walks the forest path in the mountains while watching the river far below. I am fascinated by the beautiful scenery of the deep mountains and valleys. Although there are many people who walk only on the course of Ushiga Falls when saying that it is Sakai Gorge, if you go further down the mountain, you can fully enjoy the charm of Sakai Gorge. To get down from the forest road to the river, you can get down from the vicinity of the unnamed waterfall where you got the anemone sign board to the right with a screw and the vicinity of the thunder waterfall, and touch the cold water of the river can do.

It is easy to get to the riverside from Koshijibashi near Kisoji Valley, but it is difficult to reach the river upstream from there. The twisting area is a point where you can get to Kawara next to Koshiji Bridge. Although it is not maintained much wilder than the Ushigataki promenade, it passes through a mossy forest like Yakushima, so I think it will be irresistible for moss enthusiasts and jungle lovers. In order to go to the waterfall direction, you will not walk across Koiji Bridge, but will walk on a forest road about 50m high from the river. The place where you can see the screw guides along the forest road is the cliff exit and you can reach it from there for 15 minutes. On the way to the screwdriver, there are lots of highlights such as a huge tree of Hananoki and a part covered with fluffy moss and a part that crosses a stream, but there are fallen trees and above all, it is hard to understand that there is a possibility of going off the course Because it is in a state, you need to be careful enough. Immediately before arriving at the screwdriver, you will be able to see the “Nameless Waterfall” signboard, so it seems that the area in front of the “twisted” signboard is the easiest to get down to the river. When you arrive at the screwdriver, it looks like you're scared not to fall from the huge bedrock. You can see that the river flow is L-shaped. It's hard to get there, but personally I think that twisting is more impressive than Ushigataki. I don't think I'll try to jump into this flow because it's too much water and the speed of the flow, but some people, such as YOUTUBE, are trying to jump in the chest around here. Although there are no signs of swimming prohibition around here, I think that it will be a self-responsibility after fully arranging equipment and skills. Do n’t waste it.

At the entrance of the core of the Kakiso Valley, the area where Kotaki and Kama / Tal are twisted and connected to form a violent flow. The contrast between the mysterious emerald water and the granite with a gradation from brown to chalk is wonderful.