Fukuroda Falls
袋田の滝
A massive four-tiered waterfall in Ibaraki designated as a National Scenic Spot for its scale and volcanic rock formations.
What it is
- A four-tiered waterfall measuring 120 meters long and 73 meters wide
- Part of the Okukuji Prefectural Natural Park in Daigo Town
- A National Scenic Spot formed by submarine volcanic eruptions 15 million years ago
- A historic destination visited by Tokugawa Mitsukuni during the Edo period
What to see
- Four distinct tiers of falling water over a wide cliff face
- A 276-meter long tunnel leading to the viewing areas
- Two observation decks including a second level opened in 2008
- The frozen waterfall surface during the peak of the winter season
When to go
- Winter season to see the water freeze completely into ice
Getting there
- Take a bus from JR Fukuroda Station to reach the falls
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Fukuroda Falls Open in Google Maps
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