Chagama Falls
茶釜の滝
A 100-meter waterfall in Akita ranked among Japan's top 100, offering a challenging trek for experienced wilderness hikers.
What it is
- A waterfall standing approximately 100 meters high in the Yoakeshima Valley.
- One of Japan's Top 100 Waterfalls located on a tributary of the Yoneshiro River.
- Considered one of the three most difficult waterfalls to reach in the country.
What to see
- The 100-meter drop of the falls into the Yoakeshima River.
- The natural scenery of the remote Yoakeshima Valley.
Getting there
- The waterfall is 5.5 kilometers from the valley entrance parking space.
- Reaching the site requires a two-hour stream climbing trek from the entrance.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
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