Banjo-no-taki (Banjo Falls)

A 20m-high, 6m-wide waterfall on the upper reaches of the Jizodo River, a tributary of the Kano River. It appears when you go down the stairs across the road from the parking lot of RECAMP Nakaizu (former Banjo-no-taki campsite). You can go down to the immediate vicinity of the waterfall so that it splashes, and you can feel the power of the waterfall up close. There is a pavilion near the waterfall where you can take a break. In addition, about 30m downstream from the waterfall, there is an old zelkova tree called “Thousand Year Tree,” near which there is a picnic area, and further downstream, there is a water area where you can play in the water.