Soyo Gorge

Soyo Gorge

Info

26 km and 40 minutes via National Route 218 from the Yamakawa-Tsuji Junbashi IC on the Kyushu Central Expressway. Alternatively, 35 km and 1 hour via National Routes 445 and 218 from the Yamakawa Nakajima Nishi IC on the Kyushu Central Expressway. Both routes lead to the Soyokyo parking lot.
40 Cars

Business Hours

Free to visit

Price

Free to visit

Spot Category

River, waterfall, spring water, valley, fall leaf spot


The magnificent scenery of Soyokyo spreads out.


Autumn leaves at the source of the boat's mouth near the Nagasaki nose observatory


The autumn foliage offers a spectacular view.


Soyokyo, also known as the "Grand Canyon of Kyushu."

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