All Reviews of Oirase Stream page 2

The whole walk is basically the sound of water with greenery everywhere.

It felt super relaxing. The stream was incredibly clean, and I honestly couldn’t stop taking photos.

You don't have to walk the whole trail to enjoy the beautiful scenery—you can take the bus and do it in sections. There are lots of small waterfalls and photo spots along the way, like Ashura Stream and Choshi Otaki, which are must-see spots.

After visiting Oirase Stream, I was truly amazed by its stunning natural scenery and crystal-clear water. It also gave me a deeper appreciation for the surrounding ecosystem.

The untouched forest has waterfalls, fallen trees, and walking trails where you can really breathe deeply and soak up all the phytoncides.

Oirase Stream stays cool even in summer, making it perfect for a refreshing walk in the woods!

There's a path along the river, so I definitely recommend taking a stroll. It's a place you'll want to visit again and again.

Winters in Tohoku are honestly even colder than Hokkaido! But the scenery here is so unique. The frozen waterfalls at Oirase Stream in Aomori are just amazing. The stream runs through a natural forest for 14 kilometers, and in winter, everything—streams, rocks, and trees—gets covered in thick snow. It looks like a snowy ink painting. Seeing the waterfalls frozen into icicles feels like time has stopped. It's truly moving and touches your heart. ❤️

The untouched natural scenery here is incredible—every tree and blade of grass is preserved. Visiting during the late October autumn leaves season is truly breathtaking. The mountains are covered in vibrant colors, and it's just stunning.