Kawazu Ōdaru - Kamo District

February 11, 2021 Located at the most downstream of Kawazu Seven Waterfalls, it is a waterfall with a height of about 30m and a width of about 7m, and the water force that falls between the basalts is the largest of the seven waterfalls. Part of the UNESCO Global Geopark on the Izu Peninsula. The entrance is located a short distance from the free parking lot for visiting Nanataki in the direction of Kawazu Nanataki Loop Bridge. It seems that the hotel manages from the entrance, and the time you can enter is fixed. Anyone can go to Takimidai for free. The road to Takimidai goes down a little. There is a hot spring ♨️ on the way and along the river below, and you can also enter a day trip hot spring if you complete the procedure at the hotel. (Swimsuit required) Also, there seems to be a pool in the summer. However, there is also an open-air bath ♨️ that is completely visible to those who come to see the waterfall, so please use it with that in mind. The temperature of each hot spring ♨️ is also written in the old house next to the entrance, so you can choose your favorite hot spring. At Takimidai, there is also a guide board about Otaki, where you can enjoy columnar joints and dynamic waterfalls. However, probably because the hot spring ♨️ is near the waterfall basin, you cannot go down to the waterfall basin for free beyond Takimidai. If you want to get close to the waterfall, you may want to pay for it and enjoy the waterfall nearby while taking a hot spring bath. Next to the entrance to Otaki, there is Daikokuten, the Seven Lucky Gods of Nanataki. The free municipal parking lot has a bus stop, toilet ?, EV charging spot ? (for one car), and bicycle storage ?‍♂️. In addition, there is a Daruma teahouse next to the parking lot where you can eat wasabi bowl, wasabi soba, and wasabi tororo soba. If you walk around all of the seven waterfalls while visiting the seven waterfalls, there are some undulations, so it is a good idea to start from two places, the parking lot here and the waterfall parking lot upstream. There are also two bus stops.

2021/07/18 It's close to Deai Waterfall, but it's the most difficult to reach because you have to go around. Is Otaki Onsen a private property? The observatory is located far away, and only hot spring guests can go nearby. The waterfall itself may have a head, but the surrounding environment is the worst of the seven waterfalls due to the atmosphere of the waterfall.

Go back a little in the direction you came from the free parking lot and go down the stairs behind the inn to arrive. Since it is near the water, it was cold during my visit in February, and even if it was sunny, the temperature was 4 degrees Celsius. The waterfall was a time when the amount of water was low, but I was impressed by its beautiful appearance. I learned columnar joints and it was a good memory. However, this seems to be the site of an inn ... The enclosure is too harsh and the tension drops. Warnings from non-users and baths near the waterfall will make the landscape worse. It passes through the back of the inn, but there is no blindfold for the equipment, so if you look at the dilapidated state, you will feel like staying. If so, why don't you think about maintenance because you can pay a fee?

It is the most spectacular in Kawazu Nanataki. There is an open-air bath in the hot spring facility, which makes it difficult for those who see the waterfall, but the facility users are in the best location. (Of course wearing a swimsuit)

The Otaki entrance is located a short distance back from the free parking lot directly opposite Kadoya-san. (Next to Nanataki Chaya) The waterfall itself is magnificent, but it felt like it was on the grounds of an inn, and I felt like watching it in front of me. Since it is not connected to the second waterfall, it can be a little exercise to go back and forth on the steep stairs to return. An old lady with a can came and there are stairs, but is that okay? I said.