Things to do in Iyadani/Mt.Tsurugi

• Age 6～Age 100
• 2～3 hours
• 09:00 / 13:00

Tie-dye is a dyed product in which the fabric is tied up (Tie) and dyed (Dye). A variety of patterns are created by folding and tying the fabric before dyeing. Because they are dyed by hand, no two pieces have the same design. [Experience details] Tie the T-shirt in your favorite way and dye it in your favorite color. We will guide you carefully so everyone can enjoy it. Price: ¥5,000 per person (1 T-shirt included) Time: Select from 9:00-11:30, 13:00-15:30 Number of participants: 2-5 people Age: Elementary school students and above are welcome to bring: Hanger ☆The dye may splash onto your clothes and shoes, so please come in clothes and shoes that you don't mind getting dirty.☆T-shirt sizes are available from 90cm to XXL. Please let us know your size when making a reservation ☆ If you bring a T-shirt, you will receive a ¥500 discount. ☆The second T-shirt will be sold for ¥1,000 each. ☆Additional ¥500 will be charged for the second T-shirt you bring in.

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• Age 3～Age 120
• 5～6 hours
• 09:00

By chartered taxi, you will visit Oku-Iya Nijukazura Bridge, an observation point overlooking the Ochiai village designated as an Important Preservation District for Groups of Traditional Buildings, and Iya Valley, which is rated as a two-star Michelin Green Guide. . <Sightseeing spots> All year round Ochiai Village Observation Deck Visit the observatory overlooking Ochiai Village, which has been designated as an Important Preservation District for Groups of Traditional Buildings. Iya Valley (Hinoji Valley/Manneken Pis) Visit the Iya Valley, which received two stars from the Michelin Green Guide, and the Manneken Pis statue. Please note that the sightseeing spots to visit are different in summer and winter. please. Summer (April to November) Nagoro Scarecrow Village Visit a mysterious village located in the innermost part of Iya, where there are more scarecrows than local residents. Oku-Iya Nijukazurabashi A healing spot surrounded by rich nature. It is also said that it was worn by the Heike family as they headed to the ``Heike no Baba'' on Mount Tsurugi. Winter (December to March) Iya Kazura Bridge/Biwa Falls It is said that this bridge was built by a Heike fugitive to escape from his pursuers, and it is said that the Heike fugitive used to play the biwa while wandering through the capital of Kyoto. It's a waterfall. Oboke Gorge Sightseeing Pleasure Boat Surrounded by cliffs that look like towering marble sculptures, you can enjoy a thrilling ride down the river with cherry blossoms in the spring and autumn leaves coloring the clear stream in the fall. *Itinerary order and local stay time may change depending on local traffic conditions and departure location. *If you are unable to make a reservation for a taxi or lunch location, your reservation may be cancelled. note that.

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• Age 10～Age 90
• Within 1 hour

In the Yoshino River basin, when the seasons change, the ``Hachigo Fog'' phenomenon occurs depending on the surrounding topography, weather, and river water temperature. The ``Hachigo Fog'' phenomenon refers to the fog (sea of ​​clouds) that creeps up the mountain surface from rivers during periods of rapid temperature change. The mountain peaks dotted in the sea of ​​pure white mist that stretches along the Yoshino River, and the mist that appears along the river is a landscape unique to the topography of the Yoshino River basin. The best time to see them is around 7am in the morning from April/October to December. If you prepare before dawn and wait at the viewing spot, you will be able to see the fantastic mist moving in the light of the sunrise.