If you like Japanese warriors and their culture, you would love this place. This is one of the biggest houses in this district and it is an interesting place to spend an hour or more.

Interesting place. They’re thoughtful in letting people have the chance to actually “use” edojidai things.

Beautiful amazing museum/samurai’s house with beautiful collection of samurai armours, and a sword holding experience and a samurai helmet wearing experience. I love this museum and it’s one of the best I’ve been in the world. It’s really beautiful as well! I highly recommend it.

One of the best museums I've seen in Japan, extensive collection of mementos from Edo era until WW2.

In fall foliage time, you not only can take pictures on the colourful maple trees along the two streets where the heritage Samurai houses located, you can also take pictures in the evening when the houses got their trees illuminated. We came after a heavy rain. All tourists were gone except some serious amateur photographers. The wet streets offered interesting reflections on the tree colours and the vehicle lights. A surprise!

quite nice visit on 25.10.2023 ¥500 entrance big compound 10000 sq m largest among the samurai houses here worth a visit

Most all samurai house hold items and arms used are displayed. The descriptions are both in Japanese and English. It's take around 30 mins to finish the self tour. Admission fee cost 500 yen per person. It's worth to study the history of Samurai in the past.

Fascinating history and beautiful displays and grounds. History was not coherently developed as there were many layers of history. Anyone would appreciate more of what they’re seeing with a bit of study in advance.

The host shared lots of precious historic items that preserved so well, letting visitors get a closer glimpse of the living in the past. They showed a general’s sword & weapon which let visitor to hold inside a box! That’s a brilliant idea! It’s soooo heavy… with the armour on, it’s nearly 10kg to wave in the battle. And a distant relative’s amazing artworks which contribute so much in Japanese art, it’s definitely worth a visit besides the Sakura road.

This is first samurai house that I had visited in Japan (not counting castle ). There is a lot of different building for different function. Highly recommended if you love history and culture. Comparing to old photos in google maps, I find that there are a lot of changes done. According to the guides, they had closed for some time - perhaps several months (predicted from latest entries before April 2018) before reopening it. 500 yen for entrance and premium tour costed another 500 yen. We paid for Premium tour for the main building in order to get to know the house better. Our guide was really kind and knowledgeable. I am not sure if there is English version. Half understanding Japanese, I follow my husband around. We enjoyed matcha in the newly changed Japanese tea restaurant. What interest me besides buildings are old photos presented. There is photos of the last General of Edo Periods. You could see photos of people wearing Hakama and also kimono around.

Not for ski. To experience the snow monster. Top freezing only manage to the first spot. It superb experience. Must visit.

Beautifully small. If you’re into powder, off piste tree runs and some good quality food - then, Ani is your place. Music on the speakers is great too — 😎!!

snow quality is awesome. view is magnificent. too. not so many people here, so it's very fast to take gondola again.

Super nice place, familiar, little resort, not much people and staff that speaks English. A must for backcountry people. It is cheap with different lift ticket options which comes handy. Even for a low snow season, above 900m everything is immaculate. Coming back for sureeee

I came to see the Akita Inu and walk at the top of the mountain to see the monsters. The food was like instant food so maybe skip this one. The workers at the top were really kind.

Look, it's a tiny little home town ski area (the town literally owns it). If you're looking for a huge variety of groomed runs, this isn't the place. But if you're willing to search out stashes of powder in the trees, this is a good spot. If you're in the area in winter, the "snow monster" hike is fun for everyone, even non-skiers. The main run is mostly green, perhaps easy blue in places. It's a great cruiser.

Beautiful place.

(Translated by Google) A small unmanned station. Street View shows that the concrete on the platform and stairs is so deteriorated that it looks like someone could step on it, but it has now been repaired and looks beautiful. (Original) 小さな無人駅。 ストリートビューではホームや階段のコンクリートが踏み抜きそうな程の劣化具合ですが、現在は修繕されてキレイになっています。

(Translated by Google) The train can be photographed from the nearby Omagawa Bridge! 🚃 Railway fans who like to chase trains must not miss the "Akita Inland Railway". The eight scenic spots along the Akita Inland Line attract photography enthusiasts to take pictures. ❤️ I was very lucky to encounter a three-car tram on this day. Normally there is only one cute car. The opening of three carriages means there is a group charter or event. It is said that one of them is chartered by a Taiwanese tourist! (Original) 附近大又川橋樑可拍到火車！ 🚃 喜歡追火車的鐵道迷絕對不能錯過「秋田內陸縱貫鐵道」，沿線秋田內陸線八景更是吸引攝影愛好者前往拍攝。 ❤️ 這天很幸運遇到三節車廂編制的電車，平常只有可愛的一節車廂，開出三輛車廂表示有團體包車或活動，據說其中一輛是台灣遊客包車的喔！

(Translated by Google) Photographing a small station on the Akita Inland Line, the restroom is nearby at the Hemerocallis Children's Center (marked on the map) After taking pictures of the car, wait leisurely for the next bus; go to A Renhe to eat horse meat curry (Original) 拍攝秋田內陸線的小站，洗手間在附近的附近的萱草兒童館（地圖上有標示） 拍完車，悠閒等下一班車；到阿仁合去吃馬肉咖哩

(Translated by Google) A station located in a slightly secluded village. Beautiful flowers were blooming in front of the station. It is the nearest station to Omata River Bridge, which is also a scenic spot. (Original) ちょっと奥まった集落にある駅。　駅前には綺麗な花が咲いていました。 景勝スポットでもある大又川橋梁の最寄り駅です。

(Translated by Google) This is my late husband's hometown 👍 Before I had [brain hemorrhage], I used to visit his grave every year! ️The graves of my late mother-in-law, Jiji, and Baba are located near Kayakusa Station. (Original) 亡き夫の故郷です👍私が【脳出血】になる前は、毎年お墓参りしていました‼️亡き義母、ジジ、ババのお墓が萱草駅から近くにあります。

(Translated by Google) There is Hemerocallis Iron Bridge nearby (Original) 附近有萱草鐵橋

(Translated by Google) 2019.10.26 Featured on TV Asahi's "Kore Monday". 3 passengers a day! (Original) 2019.10.26テレビ朝日「帰れマンデー」で紹介されました。日に乗降客3人！

(Translated by Google) There is a limousine bus from Takanosu Station on the Ou Line, but you have to get to the station a little earlier to catch the evening flight. If you do so, you will have to wait for about an hour at the station, but be aware that there is no coffee shop in front of the station. Maybe the store was just closed due to the corona. A taxi from the nearest is about 2500 yen. At the airport, it seems that ANA planes only take off and land several times a day. (Original) 奥羽本線の鷹ノ巣駅からリムジンバスが出ていますが、夕方の飛行機に乗るためには少し早めに駅につかなければならない。 そうすると、駅で1時間ほど待つことになるが、駅前は喫茶店もないので注意が必要。 コロナ禍で店が閉まっていただけかもしれませんが。 最寄りからタクシーなら2500円ほど。 空港はANAの飛行機が1日に数回離発着しているだけみたいです。

My review is mainly for the michi-no-eki here. The airport is very small and the parking is easy and free. It can be confusing to determine where to go for the michi-no-eki stamp, but it’s just in the main entrance walkway before you get to the check in counters, meaning you don’t need to go inside the airport for it.

(Translated by Google) It takes less than 20 minutes by limousine bus to Takanosu Station, 30-40 minutes on foot to Akita Inland Transit Railway and Jomon Ogata Station, and about 7 minutes by taxi. It is about 25 to 35 minutes on foot to Isedotai Jomonkan. Free taxis are rarely waiting, so if you are thinking of using a taxi, we recommend you to make a reservation. It seems that there is no pick-up fee. General route buses and buses on routes that pass nearby do not stop at all. (Original) 鷹ノ巣駅まで、リムジンバスで20分弱、秋田内陸縦貫鉄道、縄文小ヶ田駅までは、徒歩で30〜40分 タクシーなら7分ぐらい。伊勢堂岱縄文館までは、徒歩25分〜35分ぐらい。 フリーのタクシーが、待機していることは、あまりないので、タクシー利用を考えているなら、予約をおすすめ致します。迎車料金不要のようです。 一般路線バスは、近隣を通るルートのバスも、一切立ち寄りません。

(Translated by Google) A small airport only for ANA. It is cool to use plenty of wood. The shutter was closed, whether the store was closed or the time was short. (Original) ANAだけのこじんまりとした空港。 木をふんだんに使ってかっこいいです。 店はやめたのか時短なのかシャッター閉まってました。

(Translated by Google) I went to this neighborhood by car and planned to stay nearby, so I went there during the day and at night. The construction is very similar to Hachijojima Airport. The fact that there are only three round trips per day is similar to Hachijojima Airport. The restaurant on the 2nd floor has short business hours, so if you are planning to eat here, it is recommended to check the business hours in advance. (Original) 自動車でこの近辺へ行き、近辺で宿泊する予定があったため、昼と夜に行ってみました。 作りとしては八丈島空港によく似ています。 1日に3往復しかない点も、八丈島空港と同じですね。 2階のレストランは営業時間が短いので、こちらでの食事を考えている方は、事前に営業時間を確認するのがお勧めです。

(Translated by Google) It is a small airport and there are not many planes arriving or departing. It's a beautiful airport. A large ``Namahage'' will welcome you. It was melting, but there were still snow sculptures. (Original) 小さな空港で、飛行機の発着も多くはありません。きれいな空港です。 大きな『なまはげ』が出迎えてくれます。 溶けかかっていましたが、雪像がありました。

(Translated by Google) This is the airport that is tentatively ranked #1 in a private ranking of all Japan's cheatiest airports🥇. The "look at you" that you feel on the boarding bridge will make you fall in love with it😍 (Original) 私設の全日本ズルい空港ランキング暫定一位🥇の空港です。ボーディングブリッジで感じる"あの視線"にはヤられます😍

(Translated by Google) As of January 2023, This is a local airport where ANA's Haneda flight only makes three round trips a day. The airport terminal makes good use of wood, very beautiful. There is one restaurant, There is also one snack place. There is also one souvenir shop. The first floor has the ANA counter, general information center, and rental car company counter. The second floor is ANA FESTA, restaurant and boarding gate. The 3rd floor is the shuttle deck It has a very simple structure and is easy to use. Please note that the general information and rental car reception desks are only staffed when the plane arrives! ! Smoking is completely prohibited inside the airport terminal. Smoking is only allowed in the smoking area next to the departure entrance. Until the end of February 2023, We are offering cashback of ¥5,000 one-way and ¥10,000 round-trip. (Original) 2023年1月現在 、 ANAの羽田便が1日3往復しかしていないローカル空港です。 空港ターミナルは木を上手く使っていて、 とても綺麗です。 レストランは1箇所、 軽食も1箇所、 お土産売店も1箇所 1階はANAカウンターと総合案内所とレンタカー会社のカウンター 2階はANA FESTAとレストランと搭乗口 3階は送迎デッキ と、とてもシンプルな造りで利用しやすいです。 総合案内とレンタカー受付は飛行機の到着時にしか人がいないので要注意！！ 空港ターミナル内は完全禁煙なので、 出発入り口の側の喫煙所のみ喫煙が可能です。 2023年の2月末迄、 片道￥5000、往復￥10000のキャッシュバック実施中です。

(Translated by Google) There are two airports in our Akita prefecture. One is the long-established Akita Airport, and the other is Odate-Noshiro Airport, located in Kitaakita City. Odate-Noshiro Airport opened on July 18, 1998. Although 23 years have passed, it is still a new and young airport in Japan. Currently, it doubles as a roadside station and is one of the tourist hubs in northern Akita Prefecture. Originally, the area was blessed with rich tourist attractions such as the Shirakami Mountains, Lake Towada, and Hachimantai, but the drawback was poor transportation. Before the airport opened, the only direct public transportation to the metropolitan area was the sleeper train Akebono. Even after the Akita Shinkansen was built, there was only a conventional line from Akita Station, so it took 5 hours (-_-;) Therefore, construction began on the construction of an airport for direct flights, with the aim of reducing the travel time to one hour. Considering it has been over 20 years, the inside of the airport is quite clean and comfortable (#^.^#) It may have been renovated when the roadside station was built (*´з`) A lot of wood is used to symbolize Noshiro's nickname, ``Noshiro, the City of Wood'', which is also included in the airport's name. It's probably Akita cedar. Monuments to the Namahage and Akita Inu dogs, the tourism ambassadors representing Akita, will also be there to welcome you (^^♪ The boarding gate for the plane is on the second floor, and the observation deck is on the third floor. As for the observation deck, I like the view when you take the elevator and the door opens (*^^*) It looks like a shadow puppet. Of course, you can also see the runway. When you turn towards the entrance, you can see the park within the premises, but you can also see Kitaakita City in the back, which is quite nice. For some reason, it reminds me of the song "Blue Mountains" (lol) It also serves as a roadside station, so you can buy local specialties and souvenirs, and there is also a restaurant. The roads are well maintained and it is an easy spot to visit, so please stop by if you are in the area ＼(^o^)／ (Original) 我が秋田県には、空港が二つあります。一つは古くからある秋田空港で、もう一つがこちら北秋田市にある「大館能代空港」です。 大館能代空港は、１９９８年７月１８日に開港しました。２３年経過しましたが、国内ではまだ新しく歴史の浅い空港です。 現在は、道の駅とも兼用になっており、秋田県北の観光拠点の一つにもなってます。 元々、近辺には白神山地や十和田湖・八幡平などの豊かな観光資源に恵まれてましたが、交通の便が悪いのが難点でした。 空港開港前、首都圏まで直通する公共交通機関は寝台列車あけぼのしかなかったそうです。秋田新幹線が出来た後も、秋田駅からは在来線しかないため、５時間もかかっていました(-_-;) そこで、所要時間を１時間にすることを目指し、直行便の空港建設に着工したわけです。 ２０年以上経過してる割には、空港内はかなり奇麗で心地いですね(#^.^#)　道の駅が建設された際にリニューアルしたのかもね(*´з`) 空港名にもある能代の愛称「木の街能代」を象徴するように、木材がふんだんに使用されてます。きっと、秋田杉でしょうね。 秋田を代表する観光大使「なまはげ」と「秋田犬」のモニュメントもお迎えしてくれます(^^♪ 飛行機の搭乗口は２階で、展望デッキが３階。その展望デッキですが、エレベーターで上がり扉が開いた時の風景が好きなんですよね(*^^*)　まるで影絵のような様相です。 もちろん、滑走路も見られます。玄関方面に回ると、敷地内の公園を見渡せますが、さらにその奥に北秋田市の街が見られ、それも結構素敵なんですよね。なんとなく、「青い山脈」の歌が思い出されます(笑) 道の駅と兼用ですので、地元の名産品やお土産品も買えますし、レストランも有ります。道路も整備されていて気軽に来られるスポットですので、是非近くにお越しの際はお立ち寄りくださいませ＼(^o^)／

(Translated by Google) As the airport name suggests, it is a small airport located vertically between Aomori and Akita and horizontally between Odate and Noshiro. Currently, ANA flights from Tokyo operate three times a day, making it more convenient. The nearest station is Takasu Station, and the airport bus costs 290 yen. For Noshiro direction, transfer to JR here. You can go to Odate directly to Odate Station for 940 yen. Rather than going directly, you can get on and off at any bus stop along the way. Buses generally run in time with flights, even if there are some delays. It is a small but beautiful airport, with a distinctive interior that uses a lot of wood. Namahage and Akita dog statues will welcome you. The floor has an atrium structure and the ceiling is high, so even though it's compact, it doesn't feel cramped. There are souvenir shops, restaurants, cafes, and rental car counters, but there are no convenience stores. There is also an observation deck, and about half of it is open even during the snowy season. The fence is a regular fence, and it is easy to take photos due to its height, but the location of the boarding bridge makes it a little difficult to take photos of parked airplanes. Airport buses now accept various credit cards, transportation IC cards, electronic money, and various QR code payments. However, the driver uses a mobile terminal for payment, so if there are many people, it may not be as smooth. (Original) 空港名の通り、空港の位置的には、縦は青森と秋田、横は大館と能代の中間に位置する小規模空港です。 現在は東京からのANA便が、一日三本運行されており、利便性が高くなりました。 最寄りは鷹巣駅で空港バスで290円。能代方面はここでJR乗り換えになります。 大館へはそのまま大館駅前まで940円で行けます。 直行ではなく、途中のバス停でも乗り降り可能。 バスも基本的には、多少の遅延があっても飛行機に合わせて運行されています。 小さいながら綺麗な空港で、木が多く使われている内装が特徴的。 なまはげや秋田犬像がお出迎えしてくれます。 フロアは吹き抜け構造や天井も高めなので、コンパクトながらも窮屈さは感じさせない作りでした。 お土産屋、レストラン、カフェ、レンタカーカウンターは有りますが、コンビニはありません。 展望デッキも有り、降雪時期でも半分程は解放されています。 柵も一般的な柵で、高さ的にも撮影はしやすいですが、ボーディングブリッジの位置的に、駐機した飛行機は少し撮りにくいです。 空港バスは、各種クレジットカードや交通系ICカード、電子マネー、各種QRコード決済にも対応が始まりました。 但し運転手さんが決済用モバイル端末で行うので、人が多いとスムーズさには少し欠けます。

(Translated by Google) It gave me the impression that it was a very compact airport. I used it from Haneda, and after arriving at Odate Noshiro, it took less than 5 minutes to get to the exit, and I immediately started the process of renting a car. If you don't want to rent a car, there is a limousine bus that runs from the airport to the nearest station, Takanosu Station, and costs 290 yen, which is cheaper than a taxi. You can pay for the limousine bus with Suica or credit card. Also, even if your plane arrives late, the bus will wait for you at the same time. However, the train at Takanosu Station will not accommodate flight delays, so if you are in a hurry, be sure to check the train timetable. (Original) 大変コンパクトな空港という印象でした。羽田から利用しましたが、大館能代到着後出口までは5分もかからずに来られて、すぐにレンタカーを借りる手続きに入れました。 レンタカーを借りない方は、空港から最寄駅の鷹ノ巣駅まではリムジンバスが出ていて、料金も290円なのでタクシーより安いです。リムジンバスはSuicaやクレジットカードでの支払いができます。また、飛行機の到着が遅れてもバスの出発時間も遅れに合わせて待ってくれます。しかし、鷹ノ巣駅の列車は飛行機の遅延には合わせてくれないので、お急ぎの方は列車の時刻表は要確認ですね。

I visited on a fine autumn day. When walking on the promenade in the woods along a gentle slope for a while, the road becomes rather steep, The Yasunotaki waterfall starts to appear from the tree. It is near the noon, and the sun was shining in the falls. The waterfall looking up from the waterfall pot is also good, but I think that the view from the side that climbed the path of the left hand facing the waterfall is the best. A white waterfall on the autumnal leaves of Nishiki, a wonderful moment. Since it is an area of bear, be careful with turns especially not to come across.

(Translated by Google) It's a waterfall. (Scenic spots) It has been selected as one of Japan's top 100 waterfalls and has two tiers, with a height of approximately 90 meters. Here are some things to keep in mind when visiting for the first time. I would appreciate it if you could refer to it as it is important. ① Please note that the promenade will not be closed from July 1st to September 30th, 2020 due to construction work, so please be aware of this when visiting. Also, as it is a very mountainous road and the area is difficult to melt snow, it seems that it is closed to traffic from November to April every year. It seems to change depending on the weather, so it's best to check in advance. ②There is a mountain path to the waterfall. It takes about 30 to 45 minutes one way from the parking lot to the waterfall. Even if the weather is sunny, there are many places along the way that are muddy. We recommend wearing shoes that you don't mind getting dirty and clothes that are easy to move in. ③There are a lot of insects, so I don't think it's suitable for people who are afraid of insects. It seems like there are bears out there, so it's a good idea to bring something that makes noise. ④There are no vending machines. Also, you'll be walking a lot and will use a lot of physical energy, so it's a good idea to prepare plenty of water. ⑤ Radio waves are out of range. ⑥The road to the parking lot is about 6km of gravel road. Since it is far from the station, I think you will need a car to access it. The road is a little narrow, so you should be careful when driving. As for my impressions after visiting, it was a place I had wanted to visit for a while because I was impressed by the scenery I saw in a travel magazine. I visited in early June, and it was a refreshing place with fresh greenery and the sound of cicadas. It took about 30 minutes to walk from the parking lot to the waterfall on my own, but along the way there was a river flowing beside me, and the sound of the river was pleasant and cool. If you look closely at the river, you can see fish with the naked eye, and you can see various plants, so it was fun to be in touch with nature. As mentioned above, the waterfall had a two-tiered structure. There is a signboard and explanation of Yasu Falls near the first step. There were also benches where you could rest. It was a long and powerful waterfall with a two-tiered structure and was worth seeing. The road is a bit steep, but after about 5 minutes you can see the second waterfall up close. The second waterfall had thin, white thread-like spray, and the water falling was beautiful. I was able to see it up close and feel the water spray from the waterfall. It felt nice and cold. I was moved to see a large and powerful waterfall up close. I would like to visit in autumn as the autumn leaves look beautiful. Also, when the weather is nice, the water splashes and light reflections make it look like a rainbow. I couldn't see it this time, so I'd like to see it next time. It was a little difficult to drive and walk, but it was worth seeing. I could feel the nature. (Original) 滝です。（景勝地） 日本の滝100選にも選ばれていて２段になっていて２段でおおよそ９０メートルの高さになります。 最初に訪れる際の注意をいくつか書きます。大事なので参考にしていただけると幸いです。 ①令和４年７月１日から９月３０日までは遊歩道の工事のため通行止めになりいけませんので訪れる際注意してください。 また、非常に山道かつ雪解けが進みにくい地域のため、毎年１１月から４月頃まで通行止めになるようです。天候によっても前後するようなので予め確認をしたほうがいいです。 ②滝までは山道です。 駐車場から滝まではおおよそ片道３０分から４５分程度になります。 天候は晴れていても途中ぬかるんでいる場所も多々あります。汚れてもいい靴、動きやすい服装でいくことをオススメします。 ③虫が多いので、苦手な方には向いていないと思います。熊の出没もあるようなので音が出るものを持っていくといいと思います。 ④自販機等はないです。また、結構歩いて体力も使うので水分は準備したほうがいいです。 ⑤電波は圏外です。 ⑥駐車場までの道中、６キロほど砂利道です。駅からも距離があるため、アクセスは車が必須かと思います。道幅も少し狭いので運転も気をつけたほうがいいです。 いってみての感想ですが、前々から旅行雑誌でみた景色に感動を覚えて行きたいと思っていた場所でした。 ６月上旬に訪れましたが、新緑が映えて蝉の鳴き声も聞こえる清々しい場所でした。 駐車場から滝までは自分の足で約３０分ほどでしたが、道中も横が川が流れていて川の音が気持ちよく涼しかったです。 川をよく見ると魚が肉眼で確認できたり、色々な植物を見ることができて自然に触れられて楽しかったです。 前述にも書いたように滝は２段構造となっていました。１段目付近に安の滝の看板と説明が書かれています。 休めるベンチもありました。 ２段構造で長く迫力のある滝で見応えがありました。少し険しい道でしが５分ほど道を進むと２段目の滝が間近でみれます。2段目の滝は細く白糸のような水しぶきになっていて水の落ちる姿がきれいでした。 目の前まで近づいて見ることができ、滝の水飛沫を感じることができました。冷たく気持ちよかったです。 大きく迫力なある滝を間近でみれて感動でした。秋は紅葉が綺麗のようなので訪れてみたいです。また天気がいいと水の飛沫と光の反射で虹がかかったように見えるようです。今回見れなかったので次見てみたいです。 運転も歩きも少し大変でしたが見る価値はありました。大自然を感じられました。

(Translated by Google) It is ranked 2nd in Japan's Top 100 Waterfalls, and boasts a two-tiered waterfall with a total height of 90 meters. The mountain road leading to Yasu no Taki parking lot was very narrow and in most places only one car could pass. It takes about 45 minutes from the parking lot to reach our destination, the waterfall, and the beech forest stretches out along the way, making it very beautiful. First you will reach the lower waterfall, which has a drop of about 30 meters. If you continue up the mountain from the right side of the lower waterfall, you will reach the upper waterfall, which is 60 meters high. If you walk for another 10 minutes, you can reach the upper waterfall. The upper waterfall is impressive, and a rainbow can be seen on sunny afternoons. The basin of the waterfall was large and I swam there. This waterfall is powerful, very beautiful, and I think it's a very impressive waterfall, so please go and see it. (Original) 日本の滝百選で第2位に選ばれている滝で二段ある滝で合計９０メートルの高さを誇ります。 安の滝の駐車場に行くまでの山道はとても細く車が一台しか通れないような場所がほとんどでした。 駐車場から約45分で目的地の滝に着くのですが、道中もブナ林が広がっていてとても美しい 最初に約30メートルの落差がある下段の滝に着きます 下段の滝の右側からさらに山を登ると60メートル高さを誇る上段の滝に着きます。 さらに10分くらい歩くと上段の滝に行く事ができる 上段の滝は迫力があり、晴れた日の午後に虹がかかります。 滝壺も大きく私は泳ぎました。 この滝は迫力があってとても美しく、とても印象に残る滝だと思うのでぜひ行ってみてください。

(Translated by Google) It took less than 30 minutes to walk from the parking lot at a good pace. From there, it takes about 5 minutes to climb a steep slope to the basin of the upper waterfall. I was able to get close to the basin of the waterfall, and when I looked up from below, it was so impressive that I was absorbed in it for a while. (Original) 駐車場からテンポよく歩いて30分弱で到着。そこから上滝の滝壺まで急坂を登って5分程。滝壺の近くまで行くことができ、下から見上げると迫力がありしばらく見入ってしまった。

(Translated by Google) From R308, follow the gravel road (you will die if you fall on the cliff side) for about 5km until you reach the parking lot. It's about 80 minutes round trip from there. It seems like every year the gravel road is closed for several months after the snow melts (which makes sense on that road), so it's definitely worth checking with the town hall before going. It is definitely one of the top three waterfalls in Japan that anyone can go to. (Original) r308から砂利道（崖側に落ちたら死にます）を5㎞ほど進むと駐車場。そこから往復80分ですかね。砂利道は毎年のように、雪解け後数か月は通行止めになるようで（あの道なら当然だ）、行く前に役場へ問い合わせるのが確実です。 誰も行ける滝の中では、間違いなく国内BEST3に入ってますね。

(Translated by Google) I went there twice when I was in Sendai (three to four years ago), and it's a waterfall that anyone can go to. The sidewalks had been maintained three years ago, even though they hadn't been maintained four years ago, and I felt both happy and sad that the area had become a tourist destination. By comparison, it seems that there is more water in autumn (November) than in summer (August), although this may be due to typhoons. (Original) 仙台にいた時（三年〜四年前）２回ほど出向きましたが誰が行ってもいい滝ですね。四年前に整備されてなかったのに3年前の時は歩道も整備されてて、観光化されてる嬉しさと寂しさを同時に感じました。 比べてみると夏（8月）より秋（11月）の方が水量は多いみたいですね、台風の影響かも知れませんが。

(Translated by Google) The layered white threads create a spectacular waterfall. It is quite difficult to travel 5km on a gravel road with no space to pass each other. It takes about 45 minutes to reach the observatory, but it takes 15 minutes while running. Climbing further up will bring you closer to the basin of the upper waterfall. There are few rocky areas, the area is flat, and there are many dirt roads. (Original) 幾重にも重なる白糸が壮大な滝を魅せる。すれ違うスペースもない砂利道を5㎞進むのがかなり大変。展望台までは45分が目安ですが、走りながらで15分。さらに上に登ると上の滝の滝壺に近付ける。岩場は少なく平坦で土道が多い。