田立瀑布

The Tadachi Falls system consists of multiple cascades along the Otaki River, featuring granite walls reaching heights of 40 meters.

The waterfalls remained restricted to local inhabitants until the mid-20th century, with access permitted only during rain prayer ceremonies.

The falls system holds deep spiritual significance within Japanese culture, forming part of the Chuo Alps National Park natural heritage.

Visitors need to bring their own supplies as no vending machines exist near the falls, and a maintenance fee of 200 yen supports trail upkeep.

The hiking trail includes wooden bridges and stairs built directly beside the waterfalls, allowing close-up views of each cascade level.

GPS coordinates: 35.62923,137.54692

Latest update: December 11, 2025 21:45