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- Travel time -

Karuizawa One-Day Tour Plan:

07:40 Meet in front of the LOVE sculpture in front of Shinjuku i-Land Tower

08:00 Depart from the LOVE statue in front of Shinjuku i-Land Tower

--Shiraito Falls (approximately 20-30 minutes)

--Kyu Karuizawa Ginza Street (approximately 90 minutes, free lunch)

--Cloud Field Pool (about 20-30 minutes)

--Karuizawa Prince Shopping Plaza OUTLET (approximately 90 minutes)

--帰路

Arrived in Shinjuku around 18:00

- Itinerary Introduction -

• Shiraito Falls

The water flowing from Shiraito Falls is groundwater. It takes about six years
for this groundwater and rainfall to emerge. In other words, the water flowing
from Shiraito Falls is about six years old. Furthermore, because the water
comes from groundwater, the volume is constant, never becoming turbid, and is
unaffected by the seasons or weather, allowing visitors to enjoy beautiful
scenery at any time. Every autumn, the trees surrounding the falls transform
from green to red and yellow, creating a stunning contrast with the silk-like,
flowing waterfall, a scene that draws countless visitors. Shiraito Falls, with
a height of 3 meters, is characterized by its impressive 70-meter width and
curved shape despite its relatively low height. There is no river at the top
of the falls; all the water flows through cracks in the earth's strata. (If
weather conditions prevent you from visiting Shiraito Falls, please visit
Kumano Kodaijinja Shrine instead.) *Expected fall season: mid-October to early
November.

• Cloud Field Pool

Kumoba Pond, known locally as Swan Lake, is renowned for its changing natural
beauty, transforming with the changing seasons. In spring and summer, the
lake's lush greenery and azure blue skies create a scene of Southern beauty.
In autumn, maple leaves paint the lake's surface with a dazzling crimson
beauty. In winter, a blanket of snow creates a silvery white, evoking the
illusion of being transported to another, elegant, dreamlike wonderland. As we
approach Kumoba Pond, we experience the diverse natural beauty that Karuizawa
creates with the changing seasons. *Expected fall foliage season: mid-October
to early November.

• Old Karuizawa Ginza Street

Kyu-Karuizawa Ginza-dori is a historic shopping street with nearly a century
of history. The expansion of the railway and the establishment of churches
have made this a bustling shopping street for over a century. This street
boasts a wide variety of shops, such as Sawaya's famous additive-free, low-
sugar handmade jams and Shirakabado's almond and walnut confections, which
opened in 1950. These are Karuizawa's famous souvenirs that are absolutely not
to be missed when visiting Karuizawa.

• St. Paul's Catholic Church, located on the Ginza Street in Karuizawa, was founded in 1935 by British missionary Father Ward and designed by Czech architect Anthony Raymond. Its modernist architecture, with its European-style wood paneling and gabled roof, evokes the style of a European country church. Beyond its distinctive exterior, the interior, primarily constructed of wood, features a ""-shaped beam and column pattern that evokes the sacred cross. Set against the backdrop of lush greenery, the church's exterior exudes a classic and peaceful atmosphere, making it a unique building not to be missed.

  
  

• Shop at Prince Shopping Plaza Karuizawa, Japan's premier shopping center. Nestled in a rich natural setting, it boasts over a hundred stores, ensuring a rewarding experience.