Nabegataki Falls
鍋ヶ滝
A curtain-style waterfall you can walk behind: about 10 meters tall and 20 meters wide, its water falls like silk, and it became famous after appearing in a commercial.
Nabegataki Falls lies in Oguni town. Eroded from rock layers formed by an eruption of Aso about 90,000 years ago, the rock behind the falls is hollowed out, and a trail leads behind the water curtain, where you can look out at the greenery and the falling water. The falls became famous after being used as a location for a tea drink commercial. Admission is about 300 yen. From the parking lot at the entrance, walk down the steps for about 5 minutes. During spring evening illuminations and the Golden Week holidays, entry is by reservation or limited, so check the Oguni town official website before you go. There is no convenient public transport, so driving is recommended. It is about 20 minutes from Kurokawa Onsen and can be visited on the same route as Tsuetate Onsen and Kurokawa Onsen.
Opening hours
09:00–17:00