Choshi Ohtaki Waterfalls is about 15 meters wide and 7 meters high, and the sight of it with a large amount of water splashing down is breathtaking. <br>The waterfall is thought to have been formed by a fault that runs along the right side of the waterfall and by a stream flowing in from the left side. It is also called the "fish stopping waterfall" because fishes cannot climb up to Lake Towada. <br>The area around the waterfall can be enjoyed in all seasons, with fresh greenery, autumn leaves, and snowy scenery. It makes it an attractive place to see various expressions throughout the year.

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Choshi Otaki Waterfall
銚子大滝
Towadako (Lake Towada)

Choshi Ohtaki Waterfalls is about 15 meters wide and 7 meters high, and the sight of it with a large amount of water splashing down is breathtaking.
The waterfall is thought to have been formed by a fault that runs along the right side of the waterfall and by a stream flowing in from the left side. It is also called the "fish stopping waterfall" because fishes cannot climb up to Lake Towada.
The area around the waterfall can be enjoyed in all seasons, with fresh greenery, autumn leaves, and snowy scenery. It makes it an attractive place to see various expressions throughout the year.

Address

Oirase, Okuse, Towada-shi, Aomori

Local map
Entry fee

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Opening Hours

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Closed

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Website

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Best Season

May, Jun., Jul., Aug., Sep., Oct.
Point

A parking lot is available. (Several cars)
Nearest Station/IC Access

About 1 hour and 40 minutes by car from Aomori Station to Nenokuchi

From Aomori Station, take the "Mizuumi-go" bus for about 2 hours and 25 minutes, get off at Choshi-Ohtaki and walk about 5 minutes