Oku-Iya Niju Kazurabashi Bridges

The secluded Oku-Iya Niju Kazurabashi Bridges offer incredible views in an undisturbed atmosphere. The bridges are said to have been built by the Heike clan so that they could access their horse-riding grounds at Mt. Tsurugi. There are two bridges, the Obashi and the Mebashi, which together, are affectionately known as Meotobashi, or the husband-and-wife bridges. Nearby, visitors can pull themselves across a stream in a suspended wooden cart known as a yaen. The area is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the Oku-Iya valley.

【Fee】Adults (Junior high school and above): 550 yen; Children (Elementary school students): 350 yen; Infants: Free
【Access】Shikoku Kotsu Bus toward Kubo from JR Oboke Station → Change to the Miyoshi City Bus toward Tsurugiyama at the Kubo bus stop → Short walk from the Kazurabashi bus stop
【Credit Card Payment】Not accepted
【Foreign Language Support】Yes　【English Support During Workshops】Yes　【Parking】Yes (30 spaces)