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It is a two-stage waterfall located at the border between Amase-cho and Kusu-cho, and the rich water flows down with a fine splash.
Also known as the "back-view waterfall", you can also see the back of the falling waterfall from the promenade that leads to the bottom waterfall. It is recommended that the autumn season and the fresh green season will be more visible. The whole waterfall is lit up in green at night.
A hot spring inn standing along the Kusu River of Amagase Onsen, which boasts a history of over 1300 years. It is a long-established inn that has been in operation since the Tenpo era (1831-1845), with records of historical figures such as Nagamitsu and Masujiro Omura visiting. It is based on the concept of "a gentle inn for the body," and day-use bathing is also available. Guests can enjoy a beautiful skin-enhancing hot spring with a faint scent of sulfur in a barrier-free, gender-separated large bath.
Day-trip bathing is possible during the day at Senon and Yuon's lodging feathers nestled quietly in the bamboo grove of Tenkase Onsen. There is a spring source on the site, and you can enjoy the hot springs of the sink. Hot springs are drinkable. There is also the old-fashioned Goemon bath. The spring is a sodium-chloride, hydrogen carbonate spring, which is effective for neuralgia, diabetes, etc.
A day bath is accepted at the popular inn, Sanso Tensui, in Tengase Onsen. "Takikan-an", an open-air bath where the waterfall can be seen, is for both sexes and is open to outpatient use. Five family baths, all of which are quaint in semi-outdoor baths, are also available for day use. You can also enjoy the view of the mountain stream while soaking in the hot water.
Day-trip bathing is possible at the Kazuragi-no-Yado, Kazurai-kan, which is located among the eight-glance views of the Meishatsu-Fukaya River. Hot springs flowing from the source can also be rented (check required). The rock bath uses a natural rock with trees growing in a part of the bathtub, and the ceiling is high and open, giving a feeling of open air. As for the proud hand-made soba, cold mountain soba and tori soba are recommended, and it is good for lunch.
"Yakushiyu", which is located near Yakushido, is a specialty cypress-made inner bath. The replacement of men and women is performed daily with "Iwamyu", an open-air bath nearby.
You can take a quick breath at the folk art stop-by hot water at Hosenji Onsen nestled in the mountains. The easy-going atmosphere where you can also bring a lunch box is popular. There are also eight family baths.
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