Iya River

Oku-Iya is the Ochiai settlement where the old-fashioned private houses remain; there are many places to see, such as the Oku-Iya Nijige Kazura Bridge, which is built on two lines, and the "wild monkey", a manual ropeway that crosses the river with a hand-in-hand rope.

It accepts day bathing at Hotel Kazura Bridge, an inn that stands between steep mountains and deep valleys near Kazura Bridge in Iya. The specialty is an open-air bath that rides on a cute cable car with a mountain hut style, and three baths are lined up in the area where the mountain is cut out: a men's, a woman's, and a private bath. The only thing that stretches out in front of Yufune is the majestic mountain range of the Shikoku Mountains and the private houses that are scattered on the distant mountain surface. I want to enjoy a relaxing bath while watching this amazing view. The private bath is only available for guests.

A tourist base with large parking lots, the closest to Kazura Bridge in Iya. The largest food center in Iya, which has specialty products from the prefecture, such as Sudachi vinegar, which uses local fruits, centering on the unexplored area Kazura Soba and Iya Valley, as well as ''Oya Kazura Hashitei'', where you can taste Iya soba and Iya specialty dishes. There is a food corner where you can eat the grilled salt of Amago and Ayu. There is also an observation seat at the back of the store overlooking the valley, about a 5-minute walk to the entrance of Kazura Bridge.