Shiraito Falls, north of Karuizawa, Japan has one of the most interesting waterfalls which I have seen. The waterfall is 3 Meters high and spread out over 70 meters wide arch.
This location is very popular with couples taking their wedding photos. The background set the romantic mood for a memorable photo session.
The waterfall looks good from all angles . Doesn’t the above picture look like something that you would see on a postcard?
There was a signboard at the side of the waterfall. It would have been nice if there was an English translation to what was written on the board so that the kids and I could know what was written on it.
Have you been to any waterfalls lately?
What an incredible location! – Jen from the SITS tribe 🙂
Stunning waterfall, but it looks really cold.
Beautiful Pictures!
The closet waterfall I visited lately is Paley Park in the heart of midtown Manhattan.
Hari OM
What an incredible place – a great memory for your children too! YAM xx
Hi, Dominique! Great to see an old “online” friend at the SITS tribe 🙂 Those are beautiful pictures, btw!
How lovely!!!
What a beautiful place I like the cute one too heheh!
Lovely backdrop! 🙂
Beautiful photos! And your child is so adorable. Thanks for linking once again on Amanda’s Books and More!
Love waterfalls, I find them so very relaxing.
Looks like a great plea for a hike with the kids.
The waterfall is lovely and it makes for a lovely photo location. Your little one is so cute.
I love visiting nature parks. Hopefully this year we can visit a lot.
Stopping by from your SITS Tribe!
That is absolutely beautiful!!! I haven’t seen a waterfall in quite some time.
I haven’t been to any water falls in years. Happy WW!
Beautiful waterfalls! Tiger girl is a cute kid! 🙂
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That waterfall is stunning! No wonder it’s such a popular place for wedding photos.
I have been seen a waterfalls once. That was years ago already and hoping I can see one again, and bring along my son too. Oh my Tiger girl is so charming 🙂
Very lovely sight! it’s truly perfect for photo sessions! 🙂
Nice photos! You should also try taking a long-exposure photo next time. I am sure it would look even better. 😉
Wow, we don’t have that wide waterfall here in Bali. This one looks different. I am sure you and kiddos were enjoying the scenery!
Beautiful photos. The nicest waterfall that I have seen was in Maui. It was like the ones you would see in a romance film.
Photos are nice, however, one must experience the shower curtain effect while actually being inside these amazing waterfalls~
Thank you for the trip down memory lane~
Have an awesome day~
What a beautiful scene! Waterfalls are so soothing. Thanks for sharing 🙂
There’s a signboard with English, Chinese and Korean translation installed around 2010. It’s location at the platform on the left of the signboard (should be around 20 steps).
The information other than the measurement you’ve mentioned. It also stated that the water keep running even in the winter time. The water you see was the rain 6 years ago from Mount Asama. Due to the volcano activity, the water temperature at the winter time is 11.8 degrees.
@Ray,
thanks for the information. I guess with the kids sometimes it is hard to spot the information boards. I do hope to visit the place again one day.
So beautiful and majestic…
Absolutely gorgeous! We don’t have any waterfalls near us!
such an amazing waterfalls! 🙂
That is one beautiful spot to visit. Definitely a great place for pictorial.
This is a beautiful place. It looks very relaxing too. Thank you for sharing.
What a beautiful place to visit. It does look like a very unique waterfall.