yuzawa waterfall

last week pegi berkelah, mandi manda air terjun di yuzawa. sejukk..tp dh masuk tak nak kuar dah..yuzawa ni famous untuk main ski time salji nnti sbb kawasannya yang berbukit bukau n bergunung ganang. mandi nyer sekejap jer tapi acara makan2 yang lebih, almaklumlah sukuri san tantou nyer..IMG_4713IMG_4651IMG_4698

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