Suspended dramatically over the pristine waters of the Iya Gorge, the historic Kazurabashi Bridge is an iconic relic of old Japan crafted from interwoven mountain vines. Local legend attributes its creation to either Buddhist monk Kobo Daishi or defeated Heike clan samurai seeking an easily severable escape route. As you step across the swaying planks and peer down through the gaps at the canyon below, you will experience an unforgettable mix of thrill and natural beauty. Surrounded by lush, forested ravines, it stands as one of Shikoku's most enchanting and timeless landmarks.
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