Fudo Rock

The Immovable Cliff is best viewed from Sobakudai observation platform

Date of visit: 11 Oct 2019 This is the cliff or crag separating Ginga and Ryusei Falls. The literal translation of the Fudo Rock from Japanese is "Immovable Cliff". In my opinion, the best view...

Juyan と と Red Leaf

Original Text

If you go up a slightly steep slope for about 10 minutes from the free parking lot, you will find an observatory. The appearance of two waterfalls (Galaxy Waterfall / Meteor Waterfall) flowing down from the cliff with a head of 100 meters is truly a masterpiece. ２ The giant rock that separates the waterfall is Fudo Rock. Since it was the autumn leaves season, maple and nakamado were colored and beautiful. The weather was nice, so I could see Mt. Kurodake behind the waterfall.

Big Rock Wall

Original Text

It's a rock or a peak. Well, it's a huge rock wall with columnar joints. It separates the Galactic Waterfall and the Meteor Waterfall, but probably because of the direction of the waterfall flowing, you can't see ２ waterfalls at the same time from the parking lot until this rock wall is Ja.

２ The scenery combined with the waterfall was also good.

Original Text

２ I visited Fudoiwa in the month when it was snowing a lot. I couldn't climb because there was snow on the twin waterfall platform, but the Fudoiwa from the ground was quite a view, including the frozen waterfall of ２ books.

It's almost as if it's not known.

Original Text

It's not as well known as Galactic Waterfall and Meteor Waterfall, but it's a clear rock with a proper name display. Well, unlike the waterfall, there are probably few customers who are interested in rock walls.