Oda Miyama Gorge

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Oda Miyama Gorge, located in the eastern part of Uchiko Town within a vast prefectural natural park, is one of Shikoku's premier canyon beauties with untouched great nature remaining, extending for about 10 kilometers along the upper reaches of the Oda River flowing through the rugged Shikoku Mountains. Walking along the paths allows you to closely observe incredibly transparent, emerald green pure streams flowing with fierce sprays between countless giant rocks and unusual stones smooth-carved by long years of river flows, completely overwhelming visitors with great nature's power. Dynamically experiencing Japan's beautiful seasonal transitions with all five senses, it serves as a top-tier nature resort featuring lush fresh green in spring, cool alpine breezes in summer, breathtaking autumn foliage wrapping the entire valley in vivid red and yellow, and quiet winter snowscapes.

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Uchiko Town Tourism Association

愛媛県内子町の紅葉スポット「小田深山渓谷」

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Uchiko Town Tourism Association

Oda Miyama Gorge

Address
3960 Nakagawa, Uchiko Town, Kita District, Ehime Prefecture
Website
https://www.we-love-uchiko.jp/
Operator
Uchiko Town Tourism Association

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