Nanatsugama Godan Falls 七ツ釜五段の滝

Nishizawa Valley, and Toshizawa Valley, the source of the whistle river, is the valley above the river.

Geography

Both valleys spread to the northwest of Lake Hirose, and I want to reach the south, to the south, to the west, to the north, to the north, to the west. The top of the ridge, which leads to the top of the mountain, is divided between the Tasazawa Valley and the Nishizawa Valley. Instead of actually being divided into East and West, there will be a north-west area in the north-west, in the south-west, in the west-west. The Toshizawa Valley is the source of water. The Toshishio Takuza is the source of water.

Nishizawa Valley

Nishizawa Valley is popular, especially in autumn leaves, where the trailing courses are maintained in a valley where waterfalls and valleys continue to flow. Even relatively light clothing allows them to enjoy their beauty. The autumn leaves are particularly popular. At the end of the course, there is a crowd of the 100 Selected Waterfalls of Japans (Seventsaurus/ Map) and a pack of shanags. Because of the safety of the running course, anti-clockwise courses are recommended, and the rear turns follow the loose path of the forest rails that remain on the right bank of the valley and return to the entrance of Nishizawa Valley.

Higashida

It is Higashida who has branched up north from the Niwa bridge across Nishizawa's valley. The end of the suspension bridge is the entrance to the entrance, and there is a "No Trespassing" warning on the side of the road. There's basically no road, and it'll almost go back. We'll be walking on a flat river for a while after entering. There's a mountain road up from where you can see the Gorge belt and you can wind it up. On the other hand, you can see a gurge similar to the shape of a legal plate called the Gorge (Arnosich / Map). Once you've passed the broom called "The Mountain God," you'll go back to the river. From here on, the Slav Name and the waterfall continue to form a valley of very beautiful scenery. If you pass the falls of the maidens, which are popular with climbers in winter, and the slugs in the east, and the slugs in the west, there will be branches, and there will be Kanzawa on the left, and Kanozawa on the right. To the upper part of the pot, there are fish waterfalls, Chichi's name, double-sized waterfalls, and Yagen waterfalls. If you go further upstream, you'll get to the sedan hut.

Access

There is a valley entrance deep in the valley from Yamanashi City to Lake Hiroshima. If you climb up a forest road from the state road up to the top, you will have car traffic jams, entrances to Nishizawa's valley's circuit branch, to Tokumoto's mountain pass. The road through the valley originally took advantage of the ruins of mine and forest rails from the Salt Mountain station, and you can see the destruction of bridges and other roads. The south side of the old forest railway has winter curfew. From Yamanashi City Station to Yamanashi University Basse-Sazawa's Gate. End of the train. During the season, there will be a stopover from Salt Mountain Station to the city bus in the state.