Shindō Falls
震動の滝
A pair of massive waterfalls ranked among Japan's top 100, featuring dramatic drops and historical ties to local dragon legends.
What it is
- A pair of waterfalls known as Odaki and Medaki located in Kokonoe Town.
- One of Japan's Top 100 Waterfalls mentioned in historical texts dating back to 1486.
- A site where local people historically offered rice cakes to a dragon god.
- A natural landmark featuring hot springs that emerge near the waterfall basin.
What to see
- The Odaki waterfall which features a drop of 83 meters.
- The Medaki waterfall which features a drop of 93 meters.
- A large basin at the foot of Odaki covering 1,600 square meters.
- A walking trail that leads visitors directly to the waterfall site.
- Panoramic views of the falls from the Kokonoe Yume Grand Suspension Bridge.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Shindō Falls Open in Google Maps
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