Flower Art Museum in Fukasawa Kōkono

A waterfall known as a famous spot in Karuizawa. It is about 3 meters high, but 70 meters wide, with underground water flowing down from various points on the cliff, creating a beautiful landscape resembling a curtain of white silk threads. The source of this waterfall is the groundwater from Mount Asama, so there is no river above the waterfall, and if you look closely, you can see water bubbling up from the black rock surface. The contrast with the surrounding woods is also beautiful, captivating people with the beauty of each season: fresh greenery in early summer, dazzling autumn leaves, and snowy winter scenes.

A shop specializing in hats whose original hats were well received. In women's goods, he deals with works by designers from Japan and abroad, such as Mizuno Milliner's author, original hat by Akio Hirata, who is also known for his patronage of Crown Princess Masako, and Shinano Shokai and Shinko. Among the hats available from 3,000 yen to 50,000 yen, straw hats from 3800 yen are popular.

Since his first visit to Karuizawa in 1920, writer Saisei Murou spent every summer here for 40-odd years, the year before his death, attracted by its charm. This villa is a Japanese-style one-story house built in 1931, and the garden was built by Saisei himself. The old house, nestled in a grove, still conveys Karuizawa, the day that literary scholars prefer.