Harajiri Waterfalls
It is called Niagara Falls of Japan. The Ogata River, running through the center of the
Ogata plain in Oita Prefecture, flows furiously down a cliff and creates Harajiri Falls.
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The falls, 120 meters wide and 20 meters tall, are selected as one of the best 100 falls in
Japan. Lava flows produced by the great eruption of Mt. Aso accumulated and created
Harajiri Falls.
| Upstream of Waterfall | Upstream of Waterfall | Downstream of Waterfall |
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| Cherry blossom | Suspension bridge | Suspension bridge |
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| Wheat field for Beer | Ogata-machi | Ogata-machi |
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| Ogata-machi | Grass Cherry | Michino-eki, Souvenir shop |
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General information
| Address | Harajiri, Ogata-machi, Bungo-ono-city, Oita-prefecture |
| Access |
2 hours and 50 minutes by a vehicle from Fukuoka-city 2 hours and 40 minutes by a vehicle from Kitakyushu-city 2 hours and 10 minutes by a vehicle from Kimamoto-city 50 minutes by a vehicle from Aso 80 minutes by a vehicle from Yufuin 70 minutes by a vehicle from Beppu |
