Located in Maguwa, Nagi Town, Yashiki Falls, with its entrance on the north side of the Maguwa Loop Bridge on National Route 53, is a two-tiered waterfall over the source of the Maguwa River. Its crystal-clear waters tumble from a height of approximately 40 meters, creating a striking contrast with the greenery of the surrounding virgin forest. Its name is said to come from the former residences of Sengoku period warlord Nobuhara Danjo and pioneer Adachi Seifu. It's a "satoyama power spot" where historical sites and natural beauty intertwine. From cool summer temperatures to vibrant autumn foliage, the area offers a diverse range of seasonal scenery.

While the waterfall's location may not be visible on maps, there are signs along National Route 53 directing you to the waterfall, so you won't get lost if you get close.

It's about a two- to three-minute walk from the parking lot.

It's about a 20- to 30-minute drive from Bodaiji Ginkgo Tree.