Takaikai Stone Walls
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A magnificent stone wall built into a steep mountainside at 350 meters above sea level – a breathtaking view selected as one of Japan's Top 100 Villages!
Highlights
- Magnificent stone walls built into a steep mountainside at 350 meters above sea level
- A breathtaking view selected as one of Japan's Top 100 Villages
- Originally built to protect homes and fields from landslides
- Stone walls resembling a fortress
- Evokes a sense of history and human ingenuity
Basic Information
- Address
- Mikami Oji, Yoshinogawa City, Tokushima Prefecture Search for tourist attractions in Tokushima
- Access
- From the national highway, it's about a 5-minute drive up a narrow, steep mountain road. Signage is provided along the way, so you shouldn't get lost, but be aware that there are no guardrails and the road is narrow, making it difficult to pass oncoming traffic. Show route
- Fee
- Free
- INFO
- Parking is limited, and the road is narrow with difficult passing points, so please be careful. We recommend wearing comfortable walking shoes.
Overview
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