Naso Waterfall

Almost skipped this place because it started raining, glad I didn't. Stairs down to the falls can be slippery, but I was there at Golden Week and there were only a handful of other people, much less crowded than nearby Motoki Falls.

Its one of the most amazing place I have ever been. Its so quiet! And the falls is so breath taking. Would want to go back here again. By the way, the place also looks like that of an anime called Kamizama Hajimemashita.

It may not be the place to go to see ...

When entering from the torii side of Kinpu Shrine, the sound of a waterfall falling is roaring. The negative ions bathed in the waterfall basin are not odd. You can feel the power of Naso Shirataki with your whole body. But. Anyway, the stairs are tough (laughs) Whether you go from Negai Bridge or the precincts of Kinpu Shrine, for me it's a heart-breaking stair staircase. The height of one step is more difficult than the number of steps ... and it slips ... There are rocks on the way ... The roots of the trees also straddle ... But. Even if I decide "I'll just look at it from the bridge today!", I get off. Looking up at the stairs from below, I sigh ... ^^;

Powerful! I was a little lost until I went to the waterfall. If you go on Google Maps, you will arrive at the campsite. Free parking. Probably about 15 to 20 minutes to the waterfall. If you park your car there and go out on the opposite side of the road, you will reach the waterfall. For the time being, if you walk to the one with the sound ... There was a suspension bridge. Beyond that is a shrine. You can see the whole picture of the waterfall from the shrine. It's big. There is a staircase going down from there. Unfortunately I arrived late and couldn't go down ... There were some people around the basin. It's a must-see spot because it's a large waterfall. There is also Mototaki Fushiryumizu Falls, which is a 5-minute drive away, so be sure to check it out. It's a small waterfall ... It's a very mysterious and cute place with moss.