Jyoren waterfall

The waterfall of Jyoren is a waterfall in the primeval forest in Izu Peninsula Amagi-san,
and is a waterfall with 7m in width, 25m [ in height ],
and a depth of 15m of the basin of a waterfall which flowed in an exciting way and has fallen from Takiguchi's basalt.
The waterfall of Jyoren is a famous waterfall in Izu chosen as the 100th elections of the Japanese waterfall.

It is said that it is in the primeval forest in Amagi-san once, it was obstructed by the cliff and the deep valley, and was not able to see easily although the altitude of about 310m was fixed in the waterfall of Jyoren and stairs were improved now. It seems that moreover, the lava which flowed out by volcanic activity once formed this waterfall so that the front of the waterfall of Jyoren might be known also from a columnar joint and basalt being seen. By the time it actually goes to the waterfall of Jyoren, a car must be parked at free parking and it must get down from steep stairs with about about 180 steps of remarkable slopes. Conversely, the stairs of return also use physical strength very much. When having reached, sweat comes out. I think that some are fairly serious if there is no confidence in the direction and the physical strength for a leg to be weak. Moreover, although there is a Shuzenji side in nearby Shuzenji, the Japanese horseradish of the grating which comes out at this time is also a specialty of Izu Peninsula, and, in fact, the Japanese horseradish is grown using the water of a cold waterfall also in the waterfall of Jyoren. If it gets down at the Tomei Expressway Numazu interchange, access to the waterfall of Jyoren runs the national highway No. 414 line aiming at the direction of Amagi and the winding mountain path is progressed, a parking lot is on the right of [ which results to the Amagi peak ] this side.

The waterfall of Jyoren which light inserts	A 25-m-high waterfall	The clear stream which flows out of a waterfall	Waterfall of Jyoren Blue basin of a waterfall
From between basalt	Waterfall of Jyoren Basin of a waterfall	The flow of silk thread	It is by zoom about the basin of a waterfall.