Zengorō Falls

What it is

• A waterfall measuring 21.5 meters high and 8 meters wide on the Koodono River.
• One of the Norikura Three Waterfalls located at the base of Mount Norikura.
• Named after a local fisherman called Zengoro who once frequented the area.

What to see

• The main waterfall drop which often displays rainbows during the morning hours.
• A dedicated viewing platform accessible via a path from the prefectural road.
• A walking trail that continues downstream from the main viewing platform area.

When to go

• Morning is the best time to visit to see rainbows as the falls face east.

Getting there

• A ten minute walk from the Suzuranbashi bus stop to the waterfall.
• Parking and toilets are available for visitors near the Suzuranbashi bus stop.

Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.