Todoroki Falls

What it is

• A waterfall standing eleven meters high on the Shiota River.
• Formed over time by volcanic activity and river erosion.
• Documented in the Hizen no Kuni Fudoki during the eighth century.
• The surrounding area is developed as a public park for visitors.

What to see

• A waterfall basin with a recorded depth of approximately four meters.
• Water flowing from the Iwayagawachi and Fudoyama mountain ranges.
• A natural waterfall situated on a flat area of land.
• Cherry blossoms that bloom throughout the park grounds.

When to go

• Visit during the spring season to see the cherry blossoms in bloom.

Getting there

• Located a five to six minute drive from the Ureshino Interchange.

Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.