From upstream, these scenic falls of different shapes and sizes are called Kamadaru, Ebidaru, Hebidaru, Shokeidaru, Kanidaru, Deaidaru and Odaru Falls, with the largest one being Odaru, boasting a towering drop of 30 metres.
A great number of statues are also erected along the walking trail and they portray the heroine of the prominent literature The Izu Dancer, which is set in the Izu Peninsula and written in 1926 by Nobel Prize winner Kawabata Yasunari.
Rest, relax and take a refreshing dip in the cooling waters of the gracious falls, and just as you thought the adventure ends at the end of the trail, the Nanadaru Onsen hot spring resort awaits at its foot, allowing for thermal baths complemented with sublime waterfall or mountain views.
Finally, those who continue down south after reaching the Odaru Falls will arrive at Wasabidanosato, a wasabi field where the green rooted plants grow in abundance. Needless to say, there will be loads of wasabi-flavoured snacks at one’s disposal, including wasabi ice cream.
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