This is a photo of the Ginmeisui, the freshwater pool on the rock wall of Sulfur Island. The freshwater has accumulated in the crevice of the rocky cave-like formation, and green vegetation is growing around it.
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Japanese version: 吹き出したガスや水蒸気が岩壁で冷やされ滴り溜まった島唯一の真水である銀明水（ぎんめいすい）
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