Daisetsuyama Asahi-dake Ropeway

A waterfall over Tenjinkyo on the east side of Daisetsuzan. One of the 100 waterfalls in Japan, it is the largest waterfall in Hokkaido with a head of about 270m, and one of Japan's best waterfalls. It flows out of Aisypop and Futamisawa, a branch of the Chungawa River, and falls into seven steps, with two swamps merging on the way to form a single waterfall. Almost the entire waterfall can be seen from the waterfall tower, which climbed the mountain trail from the Tenjinkyo onsen town for about 1 hour and 15 minutes. * The promenade to the waterfall is currently closed and cannot be reached nearby. Check the latest information.

The valley is followed by a high-edge wall of columnar temperance built by the Chungawa River of various forms such as Tianjin Rock, Tearma Rock, and Nanfuku Rock. When you go to the back of the onsen town, the Hagoromo waterfall appears, which is also chosen by the Japanese 100 waterfalls and leaves the Hagoromo legend. Around the time of autumn leaves in early October. * During the snowfall season (November-mid-May), the boardwalk was closed. The status of the opening is to confirm the latest information.

At an elevation of 2291m. It is the main peak of Daisetsuzan Ran Peak and is the highest peak in Hokkaido. Because it is located at a high latitude, there is an environment of 3000m in Honshu, and you can see plants unique to the moors of Tenmogahara, as well as 40 kinds of alpine plants that bloom in and around the pond of a full-length area. As one of the earliest places to see autumn leaves in Japan in mid-September, many tourists from Japan and abroad visit.