Sō Falls
惣滝
A magnificent 80-meter waterfall ranked among Japan's top 100, featuring volcanic cliffs and a sacred shrine near Tsubame Onsen.
What it is
- One of Japan's Top 100 Waterfalls located on the Okurasawa stream.
- A sacred site where the deity Sotaki Fudo Myoo is enshrined.
- An 80-meter high waterfall cascading down a cliff of pyroxene andesite.
- A natural landmark featuring visible joints in the volcanic rock walls.
What to see
- The main 80-meter drop and a smaller 8-meter waterfall located upstream.
- The nearby three-stage Somen Falls standing 64 meters high.
- Gongen Falls, a two-stage waterfall situated in the same area.
- The 85-meter high Shomyo Falls with its distinct brownish rock walls.
- Komyo Falls located within the North Jigokudani valley.
Getting there
- A 30-minute walk from Tsubame Onsen to reach the main falls.
- Gongen Falls is accessible via a 20-minute walk from Tsubame Onsen.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
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