Hashikurasan Ropeway

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The "Hashikurasan Ropeway" in Miyoshi City is an aerial line of about 1 km from the foot to the historic Hashikuraji Temple, known as the "Inner Sanctuary of Konpira-san." During the 4-minute journey, you can overlook the relaxed flow of the Yoshino River, the unique terrain of Miyoshi City created by the Median Tectonic Line's fault, and seasonal panoramas of the Shikoku Mountains. Especially the moment the view opens up as altitude increases, revealing Tokushima's mountain beauty, is moving. The gondolas are clean and spacious, serving as a luxurious prologue for mental preparation before heading to the historic pilgrimage site. Seasonal views are excellent year-round, making it a transportation mode and tourist spot to easily and dynamically enjoy Tokushima's rich nature.

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Hashikurasan Ropeway

Address
559-22 Ikedacho Fujinoi, Miyoshi City, Tokushima Prefecture
Website
http://wwwd.pikara.ne.jp/hashikurasan/
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