【Chinda Falls】 Kyushu, Oita Prefecture, Bungo-Ono City

Chinda Falls consists of a male waterfall over the main stream of the Ono River and a female waterfall over the tributary Hirai River. Restrooms available are about 100 m wide and 20 m high, and Restrooms available are about 10 m wide and 18 m high.
The rocks that form the Chinda Falls were brought about by pyroclastic flows caused by the Great Eruption of Aso Volcano about 90,000 years ago.

It is also Famous that the ink painter "Sesshu", who was active during the Muro Town period, visit this place and painted the "Chinda Waterfall".
Buckwheat noodles by the waterfall are also the remains of a former hydroelectric power plant built in the Meiji era.

Location: Yada, Bungo-Ono City Ono Oita
Restrooms available