Shirataki Park

Overview

Shirataki Park is a nature-rich park in Ozu City, Ehime Prefecture, renowned for its beautiful waterfalls and autumn foliage. The park features seven distinct waterfalls, each possessing its own unique charm. 'Ichi-no-taki' (First Waterfall) is located near the park entrance and boasts a drop of approximately 10 meters. 'Ni-no-taki' (Second Waterfall), a little further in, has a drop of about 15 meters. 'San-no-taki' (Third Waterfall) is situated beyond the second, with an approximate drop of 20 meters. 'Shi-no-taki' (Fourth Waterfall) is found beyond the third, with an approximate drop of 25 meters. 'Go-no-taki' (Fifth Waterfall) lies beyond the fourth, dropping approximately 30 meters. 'Roku-no-taki' (Sixth Waterfall) is located beyond the fifth, with an approximate drop of 35 meters. 'Nana-no-taki' (Seventh Waterfall) is the furthest in, and has an approximate drop of 40 meters. Each waterfall offers a different perspective and captivates visitors. The autumn foliage is especially stunning, earning high praise from Noguchi Ujo, who described it as "Autumn at Shirataki, maple leaves on every tree, a tapestry of crimson adorns the mountain." Well-maintained walking paths allow for leisurely strolls while enjoying the beautiful scenery. The park also offers convenient amenities such as gazebos, restrooms, and parking, ensuring a relaxing visit. Shirataki Park is a tranquil oasis surrounded by nature, an ideal location to rejuvenate both mind and body.