Suga Waterfall

Absolutely must if you are nearby

I visited to see Gokuraku Tombo's Gokuraku Tabi. On that day, the temperature was over 30℃ and it was steaming hot. The hour-long visit to the shrine is almost like climbing a mountain. The area around the waterfall is very refreshing and beautiful.

On September 21st, in the heavy rain, I really wanted to go to Mt. Haguro for a big purpose. I took on the challenge wearing a raincoat, rain pants, and trekking sneakers. There were many trains that were canceled, but the buses were running normally, which was a relief. It is a powerful waterfall that can only be seen due to heavy rain, making it even more majestic and amazing! I think sunny and snowy days are wonderful, but When it comes to rain and nature, the scenery and sounds of rain are wonderful. However, you will slip on the way, and sneakers can be tough unless they are waterproof, so you should be careful when walking in the rain! The stairs are especially slippery in the rain, so I felt it was safer to climb up the mountain than to descend from the top. I'm tired though ^_^

Feeling Him will make you feel washed. When the sun shines in, I feel more comfortable and refreshed. Like it very much.

It's quite small for a waterfall! Go down the stairs and cross the red bridge to arrive! It doesn't take much time! I thought it was a pretty good location with buildings scattered around! The shrine, shops, etc. at the entrance were crowded on weekdays!