北精進ヶ滝 御立台

A little while ago, I went to see the Kitaseishigataki waterfall from a general sightseeing route. The view of the Shojingataki and Kudan-no-taki waterfalls seen from the Takimidai at the end was a dynamic scene that was rarely seen, but I was worried about the Jizo Ohashi Bridge that was visible from the suspension bridge on the way. As a result, it was found that the prefectural forest road Shojingataki line extends further toward Jizo Ohashi at the boundary with the Gozaishi line, and is still an active road that is registered as a forest road on the prefecture's website. At the same time, we also learned that the road is abandoned and there are many collapsed points, which is extremely dangerous. Taking the challenge of complete self-responsibility, it took about an hour to Jizo Ohashi, and from there it arrived in the observatory in about 20 minutes. There were a lot of dangerous spots both in the forest road and in the small path beyond that, but I think this place is wonderful because it can be seen from the same height as Shoshingataki. From the lower Takimidai, I thought that the left side of the waterfall would not be overhanging, but it seemed to be overhanging. There was an article on the internet where the master of the waterfall descended into the waterfall from here, but I can't imagine it for an amateur mountaineer, and the bottom of this place is a vertical cliff. Although it was a negative point that trees could not be overlooked over time, it is still worth seeing. After passing Jizo Ohashi, the forest road ends about 200 m, and there is an intermittent FIX rope in the part beyond that, but it is dangerous to leave the weight loosely in some parts, and I got lost on the way back I was able to find a guardrail for climbing forest roads according to the principle, but it is difficult to get off too high and it may be for those who can accept such risks.