#Kazurabashi Bridge

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Kazurabashi, Scenic Spot(Tokushima, Japan) かずら橋★★

I went to Kazurabashi Bridge in Iya (^o^)

The bridge will shake quite a bit (sweat)

Of course, it is safe because it is fixed with a wire (^o^)

As it is a local dish of this region, I also ate dekomawashi（taro, tofu, and konnyaku baked and coated with miso）at Ikoi Shokudo (^o^)v

祖谷のかずら橋に行って来ました(^o^)

橋は結構揺れますよ〜（汗）

ワイヤーで固定されているので安心ですが(^o^)

この地方の郷土料理ということで、いこい食堂のでこまわし（サトイモの味噌田楽）もいただいて来ました(^o^)v

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11 Ways to Enjoy Setouchi, Japan

11 Ways to Enjoy Setouchi, Japan

Those journeying to Japan would do well to trek over to Setouchi——an area encompassing seven prefectures and 700 islands that flank the Seto Inland Sea.  The historically authentic, calm and soothing side of the country opens doors to its past, offering tourists explorations through untouched natural wonders, immersive culture, unique architecture, traditional cuisine and customs that are all a…

[a-drop-a-week]

Oboke gorge

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Iya’s Kazurabashi bridge and rotenburo, Tokushima Prefecture, Japan

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10/06/2017: Kazurabashi, vine bridge over the river running through Iya Valley

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Iya Vine Bridge - KAZURABASHI by gozo_cedars Aerials Harrogate

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Iya Vine Bridge - KAZURABASHI by gozo_cedars

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Iya Valley's Kazurabashi Bridge by Visit Japan AU

Made by weaving together vines by hand and are now reinforced and rebuilt every three years. They were commonly believed to have been constructed by the defeated Heike soldiers who fled from their Genji pursuers in the 12th century. The suspension bridges were meant to keep out outsiders, as they could easily be cut down if enemies approached.

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Kazura bashi #japan #holidays #travel #bridge #kazurabashi

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[O R I G I N S] Lockscreen series 3/5

✠ Kai - Tokushima ✠

Deep in the inner Iya Village in Tokushima Prefecture, two bridges made of mountain vines (kazurabashi) are known as ‘Oku-Iya Kazurabashi’ or ‘couple bridges.’ The larger of the two bridges, ‘Husband Bridge’ stretches 44 meters across the river next to a small waterfall, while the slightly lower ‘Wife Bridge’ is a 22 meter span just a little ways upstream. They are connected to each other by a network of paved hiking trails.

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旅は、ずらすと、面白い？🤔 #ずらし旅 #四国 #四国旅行 #四国観光 #徳島 #三好 #祖谷渓 #祖谷渓谷 #祖谷 #渓谷 #琵琶の滝 #滝 #祖谷のかずら橋 #かずら橋 #秘境 #Tokushima #IyaValley #Waterfall #Falls #Kazurabashi #Bridge #KazuraBridge #VineBridge #SuspensionBridge #Sony #SonyAlpha #SonyAlpha6400 #Alpha6400 #Sonya6400 #a6400 (琵琶の滝) https://www.instagram.com/p/CIQYsLvBpoL/?igshid=z35b6506y69z

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Brücke aus geflochtenem Wein. (hier: Kazurabashi Bridge, Iya Valley) https://www.instagram.com/p/B410eBkheNb/?igshid=1tyq9v4zl1sd6

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Chapter 696: Biwa Waterfall (びわの滝)

Chapter 696: Biwa Waterfall (びわの滝)

Biwa Waterfall (びわの滝)

Just 1 minute away from Iya Kazurabashi Vine Bridge, you will come across the Biwa Waterfall. The waters were extremely clear and the sound of the waterfall made me feel so relaxed! The waters flow down to the valley and it was such a beautiful sight. Coming from the city this is like heaven…

—Tofu

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#latergram #shikoku (at Kazurabashi Bridge, Iya Valley)

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Seto Inland Sea: Japan's best-kept secret

Seto Inland Sea: Japan’s best-kept secret

Unforgettable: Seto Inland Sea region, Japan. The Seto Inland Sea is Japan’s best-kept secret. Lying between the islands of Honshu, Shikoku and Kyushu, the sea is one of the most fascinating parts of the country. Explore its sheltered coasts, or some of the 700 or so islands and islets floating in its tranquil waters, and you will find no end of wonders. From picturesque water towns to…

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Day 112

After breakfast we drove through Iya-Valley to look at the Kazurabashi bridge.  It was even snowing for a while (I think you can see it on one of the pictures)!

In the afternoon we then took the ferry to Hiroshima.