Shiraito Falls, Fujinomiya, Japan: Autumn Cascades & Fall Foliage. Experience Shiraito Falls in Kamiide, Fujinomiya, Shizuoka, Japan, captured in late autumn 2025. Numerous cascades descend, framed by seasonal foliage and bare trees.
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6144 x 3456 50 fps Blackmagic RAW 12-bit BMD Film Gen 5 (Gamut 5) No LUT applied 3 Gbps
3840 x 2160 50 fps ProRes 422 10-bit Wide-gamut (HLG 203 nits) No LUT applied ~500 Mbps
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01:09 Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera 6K G2 DZO Film Pictor T2.8 400 5600 K 20mm Kamiide, Fujinomiya, Shizuoka, Japan
The stock video presents a serene view of Shiraito Falls, located in Kamiide, Fujinomiya, Shizuoka, Japan. Captured in late autumn on November 27, 2025, the scene showcases the unique character of these famous falls, often translated as "The Thread of White Waterfalls" due to its numerous thin, white streams cascading down a wide rock face. The overall lighting appears soft and diffused, characteristic of an overcast day.
The waterfall is a remarkable natural spectacle, with countless rivulets emerging from crevices in the dark, moss-covered rock, coalescing into larger streams before plunging into the pool below. The surrounding landscape reflects the season, with a mix of deciduous trees displaying muted autumn colors ranging from pale yellows and subtle browns to some areas of still-green foliage alongside many bare branches, indicating the transition towards winter. A gentle mist rises from the turbulent water at the base of the falls, adding to the atmospheric quality of the scene and blurring the distinction between water and air.
This natural wonder is fed primarily by the meltwater from Mount Fuji, which percolates through porous volcanic rock before emerging at this point. Shiraito Falls is recognized for its picturesque beauty and is a designated Special Place of Scenic Beauty and a Natural Monument of Japan, also forming part of the Fujisan Cultural Site, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Its proximity to Mount Fuji makes it a culturally significant and geologically interesting landmark.
The stock video was taken with a Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera 6K G2 using a 20mm lens, capturing the expansive breadth of the falls and its natural setting. The composition effectively frames the central cascades with the seasonal tree cover, offering a glimpse into the tranquil natural environment of the Fujinomiya region during the late fall. The visible features align with the characteristics of a temperate forest in autumn, providing a rich visual texture of water, rock, and transitioning vegetation.