Iwai Falls

Iwai Falls is a beautiful waterfall with a height of 15 meters and a width of 14 meters. The water splashing from the falls harmonizes with the surrounding scenery, creating a magnificent landscape. Especially during times of high water flow or after rainfall, you can see a powerful sight. The area around Iwai Falls is surrounded by natural greenery and offers a beautiful landscape. At the foot of the falls, there is a place called the "waterfall basin" that visitors can enjoy. Iwai Falls is an attractive spot where visitors can feel the power and beauty of nature at the same time.

Near the basin of the waterfall at Koromo Falls, there is a rock cave known as "Aitsubo" that is famous for the legend of Jikaku Daishi drying his clothes here. This Aitsubo is a special place located near the waterfall basin and holds a special meaning for the locals and visitors alike. According to the legend, Jikaku Daishi dried his clothes here, which is how the waterfall got its name "Koromo Falls" and is said to be the origin of the place name as well. Perhaps the legend was born from the fact that the mist from the waterfall looks like it's washing clothes. Due to its history and legendary meaning, Aitsubo has become a special place for those who visit Koromo Falls. When you visit, please feel the beauty and history of Koromo Falls while thinking about the existence and legend of Aitsubo.

The Three Waterfalls have a striking presence, with a drop of 10 meters and a width of 15 meters. Located near the Kunimi hot springs, a promenade has been developed for visitors. Walking down the promenade, you can quickly arrive at the waterfall basin. Although the waterfalls at Three Waterfalls are smaller when viewed up close, the way they flow in a fan shape is a beautiful sight. The mist from the waterfall rises up and harmonizes with the surrounding scenery. Walking along the promenade, you can take a stroll in nature and feel the power and beauty of the waterfall up close. Three Waterfalls is the perfect place to enjoy the breath of nature and beautiful scenery. It will surely provide visitors with a healing and relaxing time. Why not visit Three Waterfalls and enjoy sightseeing along with I no Fuku Waterfall?

Kikunotaki Waterfall is known for the beautiful chrysanthemums that bloom on both banks, giving it its name. According to legend, Minamoto no Yoshitsune and Kitano no Tōin would frequently visit this place and enjoy the beautiful scenery of the waterfall. Kikunotaki Waterfall is located where two rivers merge into a waterfall, and its beautiful scenery is admired by many. The cherry blossoms and autumn leaves are also beautiful depending on the season, but the sight of chrysanthemums in full bloom is especially stunning. A promenade has been built near the waterfall, allowing visitors to enjoy the power of the waterfall and the changing scenery of the four seasons while taking a walk in nature. Kikunotaki Waterfall is a place where nature and history intersect, and has become an attractive tourist spot for many people! We recommend visiting Kino Falls as a set when visiting.

The walking trail at I no Taki waterfall has been developed up to the waterfall basin, allowing visitors to enjoy the beautiful natural environment. The trail is surrounded by trees covered in rich greenery, creating a peaceful atmosphere. While walking, you can enjoy the sound of the waterfall and the scenery that shines through the trees. The view changes depending on the season, with fresh greenery in the spring and colorful autumn leaves in the fall. The trail is well-maintained and relatively easy to walk, making it safe for visitors. By taking a stroll and feeling the breath of nature, you can refresh both your mind and body. Come and enjoy the beauty of nature on the walking trail at I no Taki waterfall!