Oku-Iya Niju Kazurabashi Campsite

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Located right next to the "Oku-Iya Niju Kazurabashi Bridges," this campsite is a special place fittingly called the "bed within the hidden region." Situated in a forest where the murmuring of the clear Iya River is constantly heard, the night sky is filled with an overwhelming number of stars unattainable in cities. Right beside the campsite are the historic "Kazurabashi" and the manual "Yaen" ropeway, making the stay itself an adventure. Drinking coffee brewed in the morning mist and clear air is an exceptional experience. Here lies the true essence of outdoor life—enjoying inconveniences. It's highly recommended for those wanting to detox by detaching from electricity and the internet, surrendering to the primitive rhythms of nature.

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Miyoshi City Tourism Association

Oku-Iya Niju Kazurabashi Campsite

Address: 620-9 Higashi-Iyasugeoi, Miyoshi City, Tokushima Prefecture
Website: https://miyoshi-tourism.jp/spot/okuiyanijukazurabashi/
Operator: Oku-Iya Double Vine Bridge Campground

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