Sankaitaki Falls

The three-tiered Sankaitaki Falls flows through multiple rocky levels, creating distinct cascading patterns visible from designated observation points along the forest path.

The waterfall holds deep connections to the Hokkaido region's development, serving as a natural landmark for early settlers and indigenous Ainu communities.

Local residents gather near Sankaitaki Falls during seasonal festivals, maintaining traditions that reflect the relationship between water features and Japanese customs.

Visitors can reach Sankaitaki Falls through a marked hiking trail that connects to the main parking area, with facilities available during daylight hours.

The water flow changes dramatically between seasons, forming ice structures during winter months and increasing volume during spring thaw.

GPS coordinates: 42.67434,141.10557

Latest update: April 18, 2025 08:30