Kawazu Nanadaru Falls is famous as a tourist attraction. As the name suggests, it is a geo-site with seven large and small waterfalls. Lava flowed into the valley river, creating seven waterfalls, each with its own characteristics. Let's explore the mystery of the birth of Nanadaru on foot with a geo-guide. The clear stream will heal your body and soul.

AreaSouthern Izu Area (Kawazu Town)
Geological PeriodA valley created by lava flows from monolithic volcanoes belonging to the eastern Izu volcanic group that erupted about 25,000 years ago
ItineraryNanadaru Sightseeing Parking Lot→ Kawazu Nanadaru Tour (Ohdaru, Deaidaru Falls, Crab Falls, Shokeidaru Falls, Snake Falls, Ebi Falls, Kamadaru Falls, Return) →Nanadaru Sightseeing Parking Lot
DistanceApprox. 3km
DurationApprox. 120 minutes
LevelHiking (with slopes and stairs)
Meeting PointKawazu Nanadaru Sightseeing Parking Lot
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Ending PointKawazu Nanadaru Sightseeing Parking Lot (same as meeting point)
Participation FeeAdults (junior high school students and older): 3,000 yen 
Elementary school children: 1,500 yen
Number of Participants2 to about 10 people
ReservationPlease make a reservation at least one week in advance.
What to Wear/ bringComfortable clothing, footwear (no sandals), hats, drinks, etc.
NotesThe tour will be operated in case of light rain, but in case of stormy weather it will be cancelled.
Please read about the cancellation policy.
How to ApplyPlease apply from the "Reservation Form" at the bottom of the page.

Nanadaru Sightseeing Parking Lot

Free parking.
It is the starting point of sightseeing in Kawazu Nanadaru. There is a bus stop here.

Kamadaru Falls

It is located upstream of Kawazu Nanataki Falls, with a drop of 22 m and a width of about 2 m. There is plenty of water and the sight is impressive! Look at the columnar joints on the cliff on the left. They are just overwhelming!  

Kawazu Odoriko Takimi Bridge

The "Single-Tower Wave Bridge" is a part of the promenade. It is a suspension bridge with a design that is rare in Japan. The riverbed of snake waterfall seen from the bridge is just like the scales of a large snake.

Shokeidaru Falls

There is a bronze statue named after Yasunari Kawabata's novel, "The Dancer of Izu", and it is a great photo spot. The flow of the waterfall is powerful and the blue basin is truly impressive. 

Ohdaru (Largest Waterfall)

As the name suggests, it is the largest waterfall in Kawazu Nanadaru, with a drop of 30 meters and a width of about 7 meters. Surrounded by long vertical columnar joints, it is a view suitable for the climax of the waterfall tour.

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