[Kochi] [Kagawa/Kotohira Departure/Arrival] Half-Day Bus Tour of Secret Scenery: Oboke Gorge & Kazura Bridge

• **☑Iya sightseeing in half a day! Enjoy a leisurely stroll in Kotohira in the afternoon**
• ,Departing at 8 AM and returning at 12:30 PM, you'll have time in the afternoon to explore Konpira-san Shrine and the hot spring town.
• Perfect for those staying overnight in Kotohira and wanting to travel in the afternoon.
• A compact plan to thoroughly visit famous spots even on a busy trip!
• ,**☑For those who are interested in "Iya but don't know much about it"**
• Easy access to "Iya, the hidden village" by bus ♪
• Many people are discovering the charm of Iya through this tour!
• ,**☑Easy access to "Iya, the hidden village
• " which is difficult to reach individually, by bus**
• Transportation to Oboke Station and Kazurabashi Bridge is inconvenient and infrequent.
• With a tour bus, you can travel smoothly without transfers!
• *After getting off at Iya Kazurabashi (Yumebutai), it's about a 300m walk to Kazurabashi Bridge. The bus cannot go directly in front of Kazurabashi Bridge.

Let's go from Kotohira to the secluded region of Iya in Tokushima Prefecture. Iya, Tokushima Prefecture, is one of "Japan's Three Secluded Regions." You can visit the thrilling "Kazurabashi Bridge" and the magnificent "Oboke Gorge" in half a day by shuttle bus departing from Kotohira. The legendary "Kazurabashi Bridge" stands quietly deep in the mountains of Iya, Tokushima. This 45m long suspension bridge, woven from Shirakuchikazura vines, offers a thrilling experience with the gorge visible through the gaps in your feet, and a magnificent view embraced by untouched nature. It is one of Japan's few secluded spots where you can enjoy both at the same time. *The vehicle operating on the day may be a jumbo taxi. *Depending on the weather and atmospheric conditions, it may not be possible to take photos like those on the website. *This bus is a route bus. There is no attendant or guide. [Please check the applicable fees before booking] Children: Participants aged 3 to 12 Students: Partic