The rockface curves in and out for its seventy-meter length

Sep 27, 2012 - 1 min read

Shiraito Falls, Karuizawa

A graceful, cascading curtain of water

Peter Sidell

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A few kilometers north of Karuizawa, Shiraito Falls is a strikingly beautiful waterfall, only three meters high, but a full seventy meters across. At the springhead of a river, it's on a rockface with groundwater first flowing out then cascading down in hundreds of narrow threads, like an ever-moving lace curtain. If you've ever been asked by a child where rivers come from, this place will give you an answer.

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The rockface curves in and out for its seventy-meter length
Fish grilling on their sticks at one of the food stands
The main breadth of the falls
There's a little line of food stands and souvenir shops
A path runs up alongside the brook from the car park and shops to the falls
There are some little cascades towards the top of the path
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