Shira-Ito Waterfall

The waterfall is on the west side of Mount Fuji, where the water flows from the melting ice and snow of Mount Fuji. The gap of the Fall of Baisi Falls is about 20 meters wide and 200 meters wide. It is a famous waterfall in Japan. In 1936, it was selected as a national natural attraction, and in 1990, it was selected as the first place in Japan's 100-choice waterfall.

The water source of Baisi Waterfall comes from the snow waterfall in the upper reaches of the waterfall and the snow water after the melt of Mount Fuji. After the two water sources converge underground, they spew out along the gap between the accumulations formed by the eruption of Mount Fuji, and the water volume reaches1.5 tons per second.

When it comes to Japan, people should think of Mount Fuji for the first time. Mount Fuji is an active volcano, majestic, but few people know that there is a waterfall at the foot of Mount Fuji, which is the white silk waterfall. Because the water flow is as delicate as white silk, it is named. There is a pond under the white silk waterfall, the pond is clear, there are many fish, the scenery is very beautiful.

Beautiful scenery, fresh air, convenient transportation, a good place to travel

When I went there, there was a ray of dawn passing through. very beautiful and natural

It's very grand, but take a picture to see it's small. I like it very much. The nature is complete.