Miyoshi Holidays

This historic vine bridge, woven from hardy kiwi plants, dangles 14 metres above the Iya River in remote Tokushima. Cross between spaced wooden slats for thrilling glimpses of the rushing water below.

Japan's second-highest western peak offers panoramic views stretching to the Seto Inland Sea. Take the chairlift through lush forests to discover ancient shrines and seasonal wildflowers at the summit.

Carved by the Yoshino River over millions of years, Oboke Gorge captivates with emerald waters and crystalline schist formations. Experience this dramatic landscape via boat cruises or rafting adventures.

Perched 200 metres above the Iya Valley, this cheeky statue of a boy urinating off a cliff embodies local traditions of bravery. Visitors enjoy stunning emerald-green river views and a glimpse into Japanese folklore.

Historic vine bridges suspended above the Iya River, these 800-year-old marvels showcase ancient Japanese engineering. Cross the swaying structures for an exhilarating journey through Japan's mountain wilderness.

This mountain shrine is renowned for its unique rituals to exorcise dog spirits and cure illness. Visitors can experience traditional ceremonies with golden-streamer wands amid serene forest surroundings.

You can spend an afternoon studying the exhibits at Higashi Iya History & Folk Museum during your travels in Miyoshi. Amble around the area's forests or experience its festivals.