Search results for Waterfalls
There is nothing like the calming effect of the sound of a waterfall. We have put together a collection of many different types of waterfall—big waterfalls, waterfalls that freeze in winter, waterfalls that split into two streams, waterfalls that flow like countless white threads, and more.
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Shimizu Stream Square (Nomizo Falls, Kameiwa Cave)
- Chiba
- This hidden gem in Chiba prefecture is an hour away from Tokyo. Instagram users consider it an almost magical sight to behold, particular...
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Shiwagara Waterfall
- Hyogo & Kobe
- This famous waterfall in Hyogo Prefecture is very popular among waterfall enthusiasts and those “in the know”. Connected to ...
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Blue Pond (Aoiike)
- Furano, Biei, Sounkyo Gorge
- This scenery, which has become world famous after being used as a wallpaper for the MacBook Pro, is actually a pond that was formed by ch...
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Kikuchi Valley
- Kumamoto
- Kikuchi Valley is said to be a ”natural cooler” with an average temperature of 13 degrees Celsius even in summer. With new gr...
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Fukiware-no-taki Falls
- Gunma
- This huge waterfall, also commonly known as the “Niagara of the Orient”, has a height of 7 meters and a width of 30 meters! I...
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Nabegataki
- Kumamoto
- There is a spot called ”Uraminotaki” where you can watch the water falling from the behind the waterfall. This is a famous sp...
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Takachiho Gorge
- Miyazaki
- With 7 kilometer high cliffs, this is designated as one of Japan's scenic natural monuments. In the valley, you will find Manai Wat...
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Nishizawa Valley
- Yamanashi
- A valley comprising a part of ”Chichibu-Tama-Kai National Park” in Yamanashi City together with Higashisawa Valley. There are...
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Oirase moutain stream
- Aomori
- This is a 14-kilometer mountain stream designated as a natural treasure of Japan. A great place to wander, taking in the ever changing st...
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Shiraito Falls
- Karuizawa
- Rather than flowing from a river, the source of this waterfall springs through the rocks from an undergroung spring. It divides into many...