The Shiromizu Waterfall is an 80 m tall dynamic waterfall in the upstream of the Dogawa River, a tributary of the Omarugawa River, in Kamiyama Valley in Misato Town, Miyazaki Prefecture.

The waterfall seen from the top of the mountain trail is really dynamic and worth seeing. White lines of water flow down the sheer cliff into the river. From the Rindo (forest road) Bridge, 200 m down the stream, you can enjoy a fine combination of the waterfall and surrounding trees.

The area around the waterfall is designated as a prefecture’s natural environment protection zone with a vast expanse of virgin forest and rivers with many deep pools and waterfalls such as the Kuro-daki Waterfall, which is said to be a “visionary waterfall.” The forest area includes Japan’s southernmost beech tree forest. Also, the fir tree and the Isunoki tree on the way to Shiromizu Waterfall are selected as one of 100 huge trees of Miyazaki Prefecture.