This is a waterfall that flows down a steep cliff while the Ikisa River waters the mountains of the Tenzan mountain range. It is approximately 100m high and 15m wide, and the sight of it falling down with a roaring sound is both dynamic and impressive.

Around the waterfall, seasonal flowers such as hydrangeas, azaleas, and rhododendrons bloom, and you can enjoy the beautiful scenery.

The name Migaeri no Taki comes from the fact that in the past, people who went to see the waterfall were so captivated by the beauty of the waterfall that they said, ``I want to see it again,'' so they continued walking up the slope while admiring the waterfall. It is said that it got this name because it returned home.

A hydrangea festival is held around June. During the festival period, there will be traffic restrictions, so you will have to walk (1 hour) from the temporary parking lot.