Osugidani Valley

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Counted as one of Japan's three major canyons and registered as a UNESCO Echo Park, this is a hidden region among hidden regions. The scenery woven by untouched virgin forests, emerald green clear streams, and numerous massive waterfalls is truly overwhelming. With full-scale mountain climbing and hiking courses established, it has become a coveted sacred place for adventure-oriented hikers who want to directly feel the depth and vitality of Japan's rich nature.

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Mie Prefectural Tourism Federation

Osugidani Valley

Address
Osugi, Odai-cho, Taki-gun, Mie
Website
https://takichou-kanko.com/
Operator
Taki Town Tourism Association

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