First view waterfall

Info

Address:

Rimoto, Kawazu-cho, Kamo-gun, Shizuoka

Public Transportation:

Izukyu Kawazu Station → Tokai Bus 25 minutes to Shuzenji Station, bus stop: Kawazu Nanataki, 5 minutes walk

Car Access:

From Tomei Expressway Numazu IC via Route 414 60km 1 hour 20 minutes; or from Tomei Expressway Nagosen Numazu IC via Route 414 60km 1 hour 20 minutes

Phone Number:

0558-32-0290 (Kawazu Town Tourism Association)

Parking Number:

20台／大型1台

Spot Category

Rivers・Waterfalls・Springs・Gorges

Kawazu Town Tourism Association

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First view waterfall

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