I visited the Sudare Falls, a mini icefall that appears only during winter on Mt!|Domingo

I visited the Sudare Falls, a mini icefall that appears only during winter on Mt!

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Finally, we arrive at the end of the river! The spectacular view awaits you at the end of your adventure!

As you continue on, you will hear a crackling sound coming from deep in the dry forest. Proceeding toward the sound, you will see a mini icefall about 6 to 7 meters high! We have arrived at the Sudare Falls!

What you heard was the sound of water drops falling from the top of the waterfall. Depending on the time of year and climate, the waterfall may still be small, or on the other hand, it may be so frozen over that drops of water cannot fall, so it is truly a spectacular view that you will never see again!

You can get right up close to the falls, so you can touch the frozen waterfalls, look inside them, eat lunch while gazing at them, and enjoy them in any way you can imagine. Of course, breaking the ice or throwing garbage away is not allowed.

On this particular day, there were no other visitors, so we had the luxury of having the art created by nature all to ourselves. Even though it is a mini ice fall, having the ice fall all to yourself is a rare and fascinating experience! After enjoying nature to the fullest, let's go back the way we came. After enjoying the great nature, let's go back the way we came! After the descent, warm up your cold body with Muroran's specialty "Curry Ramen" and head home!

<Please note
When entering the mountains, please carry appropriate climbing equipment, maps, headlamps, etc., and carefully study the route before climbing the mountain. If it is your first time or you are not sure about your physical strength, we recommend that you consult or accompany an experienced hiker.

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Editorial Writer Daisuke Sato

After working for a travel agency, a round-the-world trip, and a travel magazine company, he made a U-turn to his hometown Muroran. Currently, under the name of BROCKEN, he works with creators from around the country on a wide range of projects, including magazine and website planning and editing, logo design, and video production.

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