[Shizuoka/Izu] A 105-Meter Drop! Asahi Falls, Sparkling in the Morning Sun

[Shizuoka/Izu] A 105-Meter Drop! Asahi Falls, Sparkling in the Morning Sun

2026.07.31

With a total length of 105 meters, it falls in six steps, and the appearance of the waterfall falling from the mountainside to the trees is beautiful.

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The Izu City Inbound Promotion Project Team (commonly known as "IIP") is an organization established with the aim of promoting the attraction of foreign visitors tourists to Izu City and the development of a system for accepting them, with the aim of making Izu an attractive international tourist destination that makes use of Izu's tourism resources. Izu City is rich in nature and agriculture, and has a variety of tourist attractions, including hot springs, beaches, and mountainous areas. It is also easily accessible, about two hours by train from Tokyo, making it an ideal place for day trips or weekend getaways. [Notes regarding cover images] The cover image is a winning entry in a photo contest that colors Izu City. Photographer: Ojima Hiroki Title: "Coloring the Light Snow" Unauthorized use and duplication of the cover image is prohibited. For information on using the cover image, please check the Izu City Tourism Information Website.

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[Shizuoka/Izu] A 105-Meter Drop! Asahi Falls, Sparkling in the Morning Sun

With a drop of 105 meters, it is said to derive its name from the way it shines brightly in the direct light of the rising sun.
This waterfall flows over the cross-section of columnar joints, which are columnar cracks formed during the cooling and solidification process of lava. It is designated as a geosite within the Izu Peninsula Geopark.
Surrounded by lush greenery and refreshing spray, it's a popular summer retreat where you can experience a pleasant "natural coolness" even on hot summer days. Additionally, the area around the plunge pool is beautifully adorned with autumn foliage, which reaches its peak from early to mid-December.
It's only about a 1-minute walk from the parking lot to the waterfall! Even those using wheelchairs or strollers, or those with mobility issues, can get right up to the waterfall basin.
The area is illuminated year-round from sunset until 8:30 PM. Please enjoy the magical world that is so different from what you see during the day.

【access】
If traveling by car, take the Tomei Expressway to Numazu IC, then the Izu Izu Chuo, then the Izu Chuo Expressway, then the Shuzenji Road, then the Amagi Kita Road/Ohira IC, turn right at the Asahitaki Entrance traffic light (Ohira Community Center) on National Route 136, and continue for 200m.

If you are using public transportation
Take the Tokai Bus from Shuzenji Station Izu (approximately 10 minutes), get off at Asahi bus stop, and walk for 4 minutes.

[Parking] 5 spaces (free)

If you are arriving by large bus, you will need to complete separate procedures in advance. (Please check the Izu City Tourism Information website for details.)

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The Izu City Inbound Promotion Project Team (commonly known as "IIP") is an organization established with the aim of promoting the attraction of foreign visitors tourists to Izu City and the development of a system for accepting them, with the aim of making Izu an attractive international tourist destination that makes use of Izu's tourism resources. Izu City is rich in nature and agriculture, and has a variety of tourist attractions, including hot springs, beaches, and mountainous areas. It is also easily accessible, about two hours by train from Tokyo, making it an ideal place for day trips or weekend getaways. [Notes regarding cover images] The cover image is a winning entry in a photo contest that colors Izu City. Photographer: Ojima Hiroki Title: "Coloring the Light Snow" Unauthorized use and duplication of the cover image is prohibited. For information on using the cover image, please check the Izu City Tourism Information Website.

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