Formed over 2.5 million years by the Yamakuni River cutting through rocks and lava and tuff, this gorge is full of interesting shapes and rock formations. Particularly popular in autumn when the leaves change color. This is part of the Yaba-Hita-Hikosan Quasi National Park.
The perfect way to explore the Yabakei Gorge is by bicycle, and with rental prices from ¥200 for children and ¥500 for adults, but sure to stop by the area's Cycling Terminal to pick one up at the start of the day!
Previously a railway bridge on the old Yayaki network, the Yamakuni River Bridge was restored in 2014 and is now for cyclists and pedestrians only.
Built in 1925, the Former Hirata Post Office building is a fascinating stop placed conveniently along the Yabakei cycling route.
Formerly the Hirata Train Station, this building is now a rest spot for cyclists along the Maple Yaba cycling road.
Located in the city of Nakatsu, which boasts the largest number of fried chicken restaurants in all of Japan! When in the area, you absolutely must try some Nakatsu fried chicken (karaage) and we can wholeheartedly recommend Wakadori Karaage Kuri-chan!
Formally a railway tunnel of the old Yayaki network, this picturesque tunnel is now used by cyclists who are cycling along the Maple Yaba Cycling Road.
The perfect way to explore the Yabakei Gorge is by bicycle, and with rental prices from ¥200 for children and ¥500 for adults, but sure to stop by the area's Cycling Terminal to pick one up at the start of the day!
We’d like to introduce you to the Maple Yabakei Cycling Road, ideal for anyone looking for breathtaking scenery and some physical activity on their next trip!
This ropeway takes visitors over the Kankakei Gorge, a canyon in the middle of Shodo Island. Considered one of Japan's three most beautiful gorge, it becomes pa
The Takachiho Gorge was formed by a branch of the Gokase river and is a popular scenic lookout. Boats can be rented and taken through the gorge.
The Kurobe Gorge Railway, also called Kurobe Gorge Torokko Densha, is a train line that runs from Unazuki all the way to Keyakidaira along Kurobe river, a dista
Hananuki Gorge is a large Gorge in Takahagi city that contains abysses and waterfalls of various sizes from small to large, along with a wooden suspended bridge