Chisuji Falls
千条の滝
A wide, multi-streamed waterfall in Hakone flowing over ancient conglomerate rock, accessible via a historic Taisho-era road.
What it is
- A waterfall measuring twenty meters wide and three meters high
- Water flows in multiple thin streams across a conglomerate rock face
- The access road was constructed during the Taisho era by Kyozo Enomoto
- The surrounding area was historically known as Kojigoku
What to see
- Multiple streams of water cascading over the wide rock face
- Natural conglomerate rocks formed by ancient debris flows
- The historic access road leading to the waterfall site
- A teahouse established following the construction of the road
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Chisuji Falls Open in Google Maps
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