Uodome No Falls

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Kitakaruizawa, 長野原町 Naganohara, Agatsuma District, Gunma 377-1412, Japan +81 2798-420-47

Introducing Uodome no Falls, a captivating tourist attraction located in Kitakaruizawa, Naganohara, Japan. This picturesque destination offers visitors a breathtaking experience with its stunning waterfalls, including the renowned Shiraito Falls. Uodome no Falls allows guests to witness the majestic beauty of nature firsthand, making it an ideal spot for relaxation and sightseeing. With its convenient 24-hour accessibility and tranquil surroundings, Uodome no Falls provides a serene escape from the bustling city life. Visitors are encouraged to take a short walk from the parking lot to explore the two accessible falls, ensuring a memorable and immersive experience. Come discover the enchanting allure of Uodome no Falls and create lifelong memories amidst the captivating beauty of nature.

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Scott a. moore

March 22, 2024

Definitely worth a stop if you are passing by. You get two falls accessible with a very short walk from the parking lot.

Sami tung

March 22, 2024

Can visit 2 waterfalls in one go. Not bad! Park at the same lot and go to the one nearby~

Chrisa hwang

March 22, 2024

great place

Betty miller

March 22, 2024

Natural atmosphere!! Take a trip..

David montee

March 22, 2024

Its very near⛰️🤣⛰️ …

Jay three

March 22, 2024

It is very easy to access as it only takes 2-3 minutes from the parking lot to the waterfall. Although the drop is not particularly high, there is a large amount of water and there are steps, so it was a waterfall that you would not get tired of looking at. It's very rocky so I recommend sturdy shoes.

Uzu

March 22, 2024

Uotome Falls and Asama Otaki Falls are adjacent to each other, so they use the same parking lot. Approximately 32 cars can be parked. There are no toilets, benches, or drinking water vending machines. Please prepare in advance. It takes about 5 minutes to walk down the path (which is rough) in the direction that the Uotome Falls signboard points to. The waterfall is wide and gentle, and when viewed from the front, it looks similar to Fukuroda Falls in Ibaraki, and the total drop is probably larger than Asama Falls. Although it may be difficult to take commemorative photos, it is an interesting point to take photos of the waterfall, so we recommend it. (Boots are required.)