Choushi Waterfall

Easy to access.

Park in front of the hot spring inn and park for 2 minutes. If you walk for a while, you can see the waterfall. A beautiful waterfall with a beautiful view will soothe your soul. It was a relaxing place.

This is a direct waterfall with a drop of 18m over Yunosawa. It seems that the name came from the shape of the basin of the waterfall, which resembles a sake bottle. Because of the protruding mouth of the waterfall, it is also known as Shiko Falls, and because it flows into Yunosawa, it is also known as Yunosawa Falls. There was a parking lot in front of the hot spring facility that was marked for people visiting the waterfall, so I parked there. About 2 cars can be parked. From there, you can see the waterfall in about 1 to 2 minutes on foot. After viewing the waterfall, when I returned to the car, there were 4 to 5 chickens walking around. The waterfall was nice, but the sight of the chickens roaming free had a nostalgic feel to it, and the idyllic atmosphere was nice.

A tourist spot right next to the day trip hot spring. The parking lot is a little downhill. There are several parking spaces in front of the day-trip hot spring, but they seem to be for overnight stays and hot spring users. It's only 100m to the waterfall, and it's surprisingly impressive. It is an interesting scenery as it flows through the cracks in the rocks. It resembles Nyuho Falls in Aomori. If you're near a hot spring, we recommend going to see the waterfall.

The parking lot has been cleared of snow. It takes about 5 minutes from the parking lot to the waterfall, but please be careful as it can be difficult to walk if there is snow. Although there are no special warnings written, it seems dangerous if icicles fall from above. The waterfall is shaped like a cave and is more worth seeing than I expected.