Kamuiwakka yunotaki Hot Falls
Waterfall fed by hot springs & rustic outdoor onsen featuring shallow pools for bathing.
This hot spring waterfall is located in the World Heritage Site of Shiretoko. It was perfect for soothing tired legs after a walk around Shiretoko. By the way, it seems to be slightly acidic, and if you leave a 10 yen coin in it for a few minutes, it will become shiny. Thank you to the guide for taking me to such a great place!
This is the northernmost point you can drive to on the western side of Shiretoko. There are tours up the waterfall but we didn’t participate. The water is warm and there are pools you can dip your feet in if you hike up. The hiking trailed …
I went there a few years ago in October during the autumn foliage season. At that time, there were no restrictions on private cars, so I went by rental car. The scenery along the way to the waterfall was breathtaking, and being able to …
This waterfall is located further inland by car from the Shiretoko Five Lakes. Near the entrance, they were selling socks (all five fingers) so you can enter the waterfall without getting your shoes wet. Be careful, it's slippery.
🟢 July 22, 1981 (Wednesday) (Summer of my second year of university, about 44 years ago) Day 16 of my Japan-wide motorcycle tour …
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