Cross Iya no Kazurabashi vine bridge
1 hour | Easy | bridge admission range
Tokushima, Japan
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Iya Valley is a remote mountain valley in Miyoshi, Tokushima Prefecture, known for deep gorges, vine bridges, hot springs, thatched hamlets, and slow roads through western Shikoku. It is a true stay-base destination for travelers who want rural Japan, walking, rafting, and dramatic scenery.
Iya Valley is a remote mountain valley in Miyoshi, Tokushima Prefecture, known for deep gorges, vine bridges, hot springs, thatched hamlets, and...
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1 hour | Easy | bridge admission range
1 hour | Easy | boat fare varies by operator and visitor type
Half day | Easy | seasonal rafting price varies by operator
A steep historic mountain settlement with preserved thatched houses. | 22 km
Two remote vine bridges deeper in Higashi-Iya. | 40 km
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Visit Iya Valley for vine bridges, Oboke and Koboke gorges, hot springs, and one of Shikoku's most atmospheric mountain landscapes.
April to November
Most travelers enter via Awa-Ikeda, Oboke, or Kotohira, then use limited buses, taxis, or rental cars on narrow mountain roads.
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