Chisuji Falls, Hakone
Just 3 metres tall, the Chisuji Fals in Kowakidani has pristine waters falling in threadlike narrow lines spread over a width of 20 metres.
Just 3 metres tall, the Chisuji Fals in Kowakidani has pristine waters falling in threadlike narrow lines spread over a width of 20 metres. While the stream is unremarkable, it is set in a stunning green landscape that looks vibrant in autumn with varying hues of red and orange.
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About Chisuji Falls
Hakone-machi, Ashigarashimo-gun, Kanagawa-ken 250-0406, Japan
Chisuji Falls and Nearby Sights on Map
Okada Museum of Art
The Okada Museum of Art showcases the private art collection of entrepreneur Okada Kazuo, displaying Oriental works from antiquity to the present day
Hakone Open Air Museum
Sprawling over 70,000 m2 of lush greenery on a hillside, the Hakone Open Air Museum showcases a great collection of 19th– 20thcentury Japanese and western sculpture in a natural setting
Gora Park
Japan's first French-style landscaped garden laid out in 1914, the Gora Park's design incorporates western concepts of symmetry and geometric patterns
Hakone Museum of Art
The Hakone Museum of Art displays Japanese ceramics from pre-historic times to the Edo Period
Hakone Ropeway
The Hakone Ropeway runs from Sounzan to Togendai via Owakudani, offering panoramic views of the Hakone area and Lake Ashi, with Mount Fuji in the distance
Hakone Tozan Cable Car
The Hakone Tozan Cable Car connects Gora to Sounzan, covering 1
Pola Museum of Art
Set amidst the verdant thickets of Sengokuhara Fores,t the Pola Museum of Art displays the private art collection of the Pola Orbis Group's former head, Suzuki Tsuneshi
Tamamura Toyoo Life Art Museum
Exhibiting the artwork of renowned essayist, painter and winery owner Toyoo Tamamura, the museum has a shop where you can pick up pretty picture postcards
Narukawa Art Museum
The Narukawa Art Museum is dedicated to nihonga, contemporary paintings that conform to Japanese artistic conventions
Hakone Shrine
Set in a stunning landscape at the foot of Mount Hakone on the banks of Lake Ashi, the Hakone Shrine is a Shinto Shrine that traces its origins to the 8thcentury when it was established on Mount Komagatake (Motomiya Shrine)