Iya no Kazurabashi
A suspension bridge woven from hardy kiwi vine. It is rebuilt every three years.
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A suspension bridge woven from hardy kiwi vine. It is rebuilt every three years.
Among the largest whirlpools in the world. The current reaches 20 kilometres an hour.
A gorge the Yoshino river took 200 million years to cut. A noted spot for rafting.
Awa indigo carried the blue of Japan. The house of an indigo maker is open to visitors.
A thousand masterpieces from around the world, reproduced full size on ceramic panels. You may touch them and take photographs.
Seven hundred and eighty-five steps to the main shrine, 1,368 to the inner one. The climb is itself the practice.
A surviving keep, and the smallest in Japan. Its stone walls are said to be the highest.
The largest garden in Japan designated a Special Place of Scenic Beauty. It borrows Mount Shiun as scenery.
A miniature circuit that lets you walk the Shikoku pilgrimage within the island.
Seven hundred and eighty-five steps to the main shrine, 1,368 to the inner one. Palanquin carriers still work the slope.
A concrete shell in the shape of a water drop. Not a single column inside.
One of the three great gorge views of Japan, and the birthplace of olive growing in Japan.
A self-serve culture of eating at the noodle works itself. Rainfall was low, so wheat grew.
A sand drawing in the shape of a Kanei-tsuho coin. Seeing it is said to keep you from want of money.
Twelve islands and two ports are the stage. Held once every three years.
Among the oldest hot springs in Japan. It has the Yushinden, a bath reserved for the imperial family.
One of the three great water castles of Japan, with seawater drawn into its moat.