Shindou falls

Great experience, but check the weather first. If it's windy, they might close the bridge for safety reasons.

Wonderful day

Great views

far from the bridge From the left: Medaki, Kotaki (Makotaki above Kotaki *Appears after rain), Tremor (Otaki) The magnificent view from the bridge is impressive As for the waterfall itself, it's frustrating that you can't get close to it.

This is a scenic spot that you should definitely stop by when you come to Kuumei Bridge. I like to see it during the autumn leaves. It has also been selected as one of Japan's top 100 waterfalls. Osho-no-taki can be seen from the Kuzuo Bridge, but if you go down to the right just before you cross the bridge, there is a promenade that allows you to see it from a closer distance. The road leading to the basin of the waterfall is closed. Although it is not possible to go there now, hot springs with a temperature of approximately 38℃ are gushing out from around the basin of Ontaki. There are male waterfalls and female waterfalls. You can see both waterfalls at the same time from Kuumei Bridge. Ontaki has a height of 83m, and Medaki has a height of 93m. Ontaki Waterfall has a large amount of water, and the force of its falling force makes the surrounding area seem to shake, hence the name "Shindo no Taki".