The most beautiful natural sites to discover Miyoshi

The Chasms and Koboke chasms, near the entrance of the Iya Valley upstream of the Yoshino river, have been registered as a national treasure since 2014. The gorges of Oboke are mainly known for the turquoise colour of water and for the large rocks bordering the river, natural perches for many birds. The Yoshino River is one of the best rafting spots in Japan, but the descent can also take place with a small cruise boat. It stretches over 194 kilometres from the Ichizuchi mountain range to Tokushima Bay.

This valley is splendid and is close to the statue of the famous Japanese piss, perched at 200 metres above sea level. For many years, he was a challenge for young boys in the surrounding area who were facing the wind and urinaient to show their bravery. It's now an extraordinary spot to photograph the river that forms a U around a hill.

This bridge in procedurally is designated as an important cultural property of the national heritage and popular prefecture. It overlooks the Iya River and is very photogenic. This is one of the symbols of Oboke.