清水の滝

It is not recommended for those who are not familiar with it as it will pass through a very dangerous place by the time you reach it. Recently, it seems that there are many people who pile up stones and make them look like the Sanzu River. There is nothing to pile up stones and it just makes me feel uncomfortable. let's stop.

It's a nice waterfall, but I went down from Mt. Makio, but I can't recommend it because it's bad at my feet. On my way home, I went to Gotsuji, but there was a sign that it was very dangerous.

On the way to Shimizu waterfall there are many places that are not being serviced and it is dangerous. I think it is better not to enter alone.

In the past, there were some dangerous places, but now it has been renovated and it is easier to go, but it is a place where few people go. Of course I can't go by car, so it looks like a hidden area in Senshu. A quiet valley can be reached by climbing the Shimizu waterfall. Get lonely.

A hidden waterfall in Izumi City with a head of about 40m. Actually, it is a two-tiered waterfall, but it is difficult to see the entire upper tier (commonly known as Kiyomi no Taki). The area around Makiosan is not for beginners, and especially around the waterfall, there are many accidents, so you should accompany an experienced person.

There is an atmosphere that I do not want to stay alone for too long. As of January 2019, the winding road of Kaimei Falls has collapsed, so please be careful on rainy days.

It was drought at the time of my visit, but it's still good. About 10 minutes from the branch

Access is the same as up to Hitoshi Kaimei Falls. Feel free to reach Kaimei Falls, but it is dangerous beyond that. Those who are not accustomed to waterfall tours and mountain walks should return to Kaimei Waterfall. There is a trail on the left bank of Kaimei Waterfall, but it collapsed on the way, so use the remaining rope to go up the collapsed part by 2 to 3 m and traverse from there in the direction of Kaimei Waterfall. If you feel a danger here, you should turn back because there is a dangerous place in the future. I will cross over beyond the point of failure. I crossed with a stepping stone. The footsteps are firmly attached, and the occasional yellow pillars of fire precautions are also landmarks for the route. Even with this, there are leftover ropes, so if you follow the footsteps and ropes on the right bank, you will not have to worry about getting lost. Beware of the fire in front of the waterfall was E41. From here to the waterfall basin, we will traverse a slippery rock about 5m, relying on the remaining rope. If you are accustomed to walking in the mountains, you will arrive just below the lower tier in about 15 minutes from Kaimei Falls. The upper row cannot be seen from the lower row. To the upper tier, there are a large number of leftover ropes on both the left and right sides of the lower basin. I climbed from the right bank, but there are slopes and narrow traverses that feel almost vertical, so it is dangerous to easily think of it as the upper tier. If you slip, you won't be injured. Those who have no experience should definitely not go. There was a leftover rope on the left side of E41, but I haven't climbed it so I don't know where to go. On the way back, there is a rope that winds around the upper right bank, and if you climb a little, you will reach a place where you can see the front of the waterfall.