Joren Falls is a waterfall on the Hontani River, a tributary of the Kano River that flows through Izu City. It is a representative tourist attraction in Izu, and has been selected as one of the 100 best waterfalls in Japan. It is a majestic waterfall with a drop of 25 meters and a width of 7 meters. The scenery created by the columnar joints of basalt surrounding the waterfall is particularly beautiful, and attracts visitors with its unique beauty. A promenade is built up to the waterfall basin, so you can feel the powerful flow of the water up close.

The waterfall basin is home to the Hakone salamander, also known as "Haikara-san," which is designated as a national natural monument, and is also a testament to the pure water quality. In addition, the area around the waterfall is surrounded by the rich nature of the Amagi Mountains, and shows beautiful expressions in every season. Its beauty is particularly striking in the season of fresh greenery, the rainy season when the water volume increases, and the autumn leaves in autumn.

This waterfall is also famous as the setting for Sayuri Ishikawa's famous song "Amagi Goe," and it appears in the lyrics of the song. You can immerse yourself in a mystical atmosphere while experiencing the world of music. There are wasabi fields in the surrounding area, and you can enjoy cooking and buying souvenirs using freshly harvested wasabi.
The shop sells wasabi soft serve ice cream.
The Joren Falls Tourist Center, which also has a parking lot, has a 24-hour public toilet.