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This is a full-scale equestrian facility where you can enjoy Tokushima's beautiful nature from horseback. Here, everyone from beginners to experienced riders can enjoy "horse trekking" suited to their level. The biggest feature is the open courses walking through Tokushima's Satoyama or coastlines, which change expressions each season. Gazing at scenery from a high vantage point while communicating with the horse is exceptional. Since instructors provide careful guidance, even international tourists touching a horse for the first time can participate with peace of mind. Experiencing Tokushima's calm climate through interaction with living creatures will be a wonderful travel memory. It's a recommended activity for those wanting an active yet elegant encounter with nature.

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Fun Ride Tokushima

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Minamiuchimachi, Tokushima City, Tokushima Prefecture
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http://funride-tokushima.com/
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