Ono River Fudo Falls

[Source of the Selected Hundred Waters] The magnificent spray and the blue hidden gem that appears in winter, "Ono River Fudo Falls"

"Ono River Fudo Falls," which symbolizes the rich water veins of Urabandai, is a famous waterfall boasting a drop of about 25 meters. The sight of it flowing down with a roar from deep within the primeval forest is truly the essence of nature's energy. The source, "Ono River Spring Water," has also been selected as one of the Ministry of the Environment's "Selected Hundred Waters," and its clear flow serves as a source of life supporting the ecosystem of Urabandai.

■ An overwhelming sense of openness awaits beyond the tunnel of fresh greenery

The trail leading to the waterfall is a healing route surrounded by lush beech primeval forest.

• Natural mist: From early summer to summer, the fine spray raised by the waterfall envelops the surroundings, providing a refreshing sensation that makes you forget everyday life.
• Enjoying a stroll with all five senses: The massive waterfall that suddenly appears while walking under the dappled sunlight and listening to the chirping of birds exudes an overwhelming presence.

■ A miracle of the harsh winter. The blue shining ice art, "Blue Ice"

The most unique appearance of this waterfall emerges in the freezing winter.

• Mesmerizing blue: The intense water spray freezes in the extreme cold, forming a massive ice pillar known as "Blue Ice." The deep blue color displayed is truly an art of ice, made possible by the purity of the water.
• A reward for winter travelers: A blue sacred realm that can only be reached by those wearing snowshoes. The overwhelming beauty of form that can only be encountered in winter Urabandai provides a profound emotional experience for visitors.