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Banjo Falls

Japanese: 萬城の滝(ばんじょうのたき)

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Highlights

  • A 20 m high, 6 m wide waterfall on the Jizodo River, a tributary of the Kano River.
  • It was once called "Urami-no-Taki" because you could see it from behind (access behind the falls is now closed because the rock has deteriorated).
  • Wasabi fields dot the area, and there is a campground next door.

Contact & basic information

Address静岡県伊豆市地蔵堂
ContactBanjo-no-Taki Campground 0558-83-2654
VisitingOpen access
ParkingAvailable (about 50 spaces)
AccessAbout 35 min by bus bound for Jizodo from Shuzenji Station; get off at the last stop, then about 25 min on foot

Addresses are shown in Japanese so you can show them to taxi drivers or enter them into a map app.

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