Atera Seven Falls
A forested walking trail leads to this dramatic 7-tiered waterfall, said to have sacred powers.
If you're visiting for the first time, you might feel a little unsure about getting to the parking lot. (lol) It's a 15-minute walk from the parking lot, and you can immediately feel the negative ions. The water level is low in winter, and …
This famous waterfall is located deep in the mountains of Shinshiro. It hasn't rained recently, so the water level was low, but it felt tranquil. There are some places where you can see the waterfall by climbing stairs, which was nice.
This waterfall, reached after a short walk through nature, offers a truly healing experience, including the journey itself. The walking path, surrounded by trees, is filled with refreshing air, perfect …
Parking costs 300 yen for a standard car. It's self-payment, but I would encourage everyone to remember to pay. When I went in mid-January, there was hardly any water flowing in the river and …
It's not called "Seven Waterfalls" because it has seven tiers, but rather because of the number of fault lines. I'm glad I read the explanation.
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