Visit the highlights of Oku-Iya in this six-hour private tour. Local specialty lunch with Iya soba noodles is included. You'll be in good hands, guided by a local driver who's quite used to the rough mountain roads in Oku-Iya!
Observatory with a view of Ochiai village, a designated site as Preservation Districts for Groups of Historic Buildings.
*Important Note - The remainder (2.33 hours) will be allocated for pick-up, drop-off, and transfer time between attractions.
The deeply incised V-shaped valley, called "Hinoji Valley" because of its shape, has earned two stars in the Michelin Green Guide.
*Important Note - The remainder (2.33 hours) will be allocated for pick-up, drop-off, and transfer time between attractions.
A statue of a urinating boy stands on a 200-meter cliff, offering a spectacular view. It is said to be the most difficult point on the Iya Highway, where travelers and children used to test their courage.
*Important Note - The remainder (2.33 hours) will be allocated for pick-up, drop-off, and transfer time between attractions.
*Since this is a high place, this spot can be omitted if you have a fear of heights or other conditions that may aggravate your health.
Located deepest in Iya, a mysterious village inhabited by more scarecrows than human residents.
⋆This spot is only visited during the summer months (April-November).
*Important Note - The remainder (2.33 hours) will be allocated for pick-up, drop-off, and transfer time between attractions.
A relaxing place surrounded by nature.A legend says that the bridge is built by members of the Heike clan to go to their horse-riding ground in Mt. Tsurugi.
【Entrance fee】Adults:550yen,Primary schools students:350yen,infant:free
⋆This spot is only visited during the summer months (April-November).
*Important Note - The remainder (2.33 hours) will be allocated for pick-up, drop-off, and transfer time between attractions.
The bridge itself is tied to the legend of the Heike clan, once the most powerful ruling clan, who fled into these mountains from their enemies. This bridge was once the only way to cross over the deep canyons in this area, and was built with vines that are easy to cut in case of enemy pursuit.
【Entrance fee】Adults (junior high school students and above): 550 yen,Primary schools students: 350 yen
⋆This spot is visited only during the winter season (December to March).
*Important Note - The remainder (2.33 hours) will be allocated for pick-up, drop-off, and transfer time between attractions.
Vine Bridge is said to be built by fleeing members of the Heike clan who lost in battles. A legend says that they missed then-capital Kyoto and played biwa, a string instrument, by the waterfall.
*Important Note - The remainder (2.33 hours) will be allocated for pick-up, drop-off, and transfer time between attractions.
An exciting boat ride down the river between high rock walls like marble sculptures. Views are spectacular in every season - with cherry blossoms in spring, autumnal foliage, etc.
【Price】Adults:1,500 yen,Child (from 3 years to primary school) 750 yen
⋆This spot is visited only during the winter season (December to March).
*Important Note - The remainder (2.33 hours) will be allocated for pick-up, drop-off, and transfer time between attractions.
Please be in front of the hotel entrance by the time the experience starts. A cab will pick you up. The cab company will be notified when the reservation is confirmed.
Miyoshi is a picturesque city nestled in the mountainous region of Tokushima Prefecture, Japan. Known for its stunning natural beauty, rich history, and traditional culture, it offers a serene escape from the hustle and bustle of urban life. The city is famous for its waterfalls, hot springs, and the historic Iya Valley, making it a paradise for nature lovers and adventure seekers.
One of Japan's tallest waterfalls, Obo Kannon Falls is a breathtaking natural wonder with a height of 119 meters. The falls are especially beautiful during the rainy season when water flow is at its peak.
The Iya Valley is a remote and picturesque region known for its dramatic landscapes, traditional thatched-roof houses, and the famous Kazura Bridge. It offers a glimpse into rural Japanese life and stunning natural beauty.
This museum showcases the rich history and culture of the Miyoshi region, featuring exhibits on local traditions, artifacts, and the area's role in Japanese history.
A local delicacy made from fermented soybeans, often used in various dishes or as a snack.
Thick, chewy wheat noodles served in a savory broth, a staple of the region.
A prized local crab known for its sweet and tender meat, often enjoyed in winter.
Spring offers pleasant weather and cherry blossoms, while autumn provides stunning foliage and comfortable temperatures. These seasons are ideal for outdoor activities and sightseeing.
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Miyoshi is a safe destination with low crime rates. However, as with any travel, it's important to stay aware of your surroundings and take basic precautions.
Miyoshi Station
Miyoshi Bus Terminal
Buses are the primary mode of public transport in Miyoshi, with schedules that connect major points of interest.
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Car, Bike, Scooter
A stunning gorge known for its dramatic rock formations and rapids, offering opportunities for hiking, river boat tours, and scenic views.
A beautiful beach with white sand and clear waters, known for its scenic beauty and the Katsurahama Temple nearby.
Price varies by option