Climber arrested for ascent of World Heritage waterfall

OSAKA, Japan - File photo taken in February 2012 shows Nachi Falls, a World Heritage site, in Wakayama, western Japan. A prominent climber was arrested July 15 on suspicion of rock climbing at the falls.

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