I use the Amagiso at the Kawazu bus stop at the base of the Kawazu Nanadaru Loop Bridge as my point to visit these falls because there is parking if I drive and the best waterfall, the Odaru falls, is located here. Autumn is a wonderful time to visit because the maples are turning colours. There are quite a bit of steps along the way and this is a good half-day activity if you walk up the trail past the seven falls and then walk back. You can also cut any backtracking out by using the bus as there are bus stops at both the beginning and the end of the waterfall trail. The waterfalls display fine geologic strata of volcanic rock that has hardened in roughly right angles as it hit the river. Visited 17 November 2018.

We visited the place during the golden week holidays, it wasn’t much crowded, though thankfully. We started from the Mizutare bus stop and walked our way down. The steps are steep at some points but nothing too difficult. The complete hike takes about 2 hours depending on how long you stay at each waterfall. If using public transport, make sure to carry along the bus timetables because bus frequency is less. Waiting time may be at least half an hour if you miss one. We returned to Kawazu station by bus from the bus stop near the last waterfall. Eating places and restrooms are available at both ends. We ended up eating at a rustic hilltop small restaurant. The owner speaks English and can provide vegetarian dishes on request.