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Elevated Villages and the Flowing Yoshinogawa River on the Ever-Changing Earth
What’s Miyoshi Geopark?
Miyoshi Geopark, located in the westernmost part of Tokushima Prefecture, features unique landscapes and geological wonders.
You will find villages clinging to mountain slopes and the Yoshinogawa River, known for its flooding.
“Ever-Moving Land” shapes a one-of-a-kind scenery of the Geopark.
Come and experience the unique charm of Miyoshi.
The Iya Area, an unexplored region surrounded by the high peaks of the Shikoku Mountains (ranging from 1,000 to 2,000 meters), the deep and rugged Oboke-Koboke Gorge, and the Yoshinogawa River, a symbol of Tokushima Prefecture, are the major attractions in the Geopark.
The unique landscapes here are a result of the combination of geology, nature, and culture.
The rugged landscapes of Miyoshi Geopark have given rise to unique tourist attractions, such as Kazurabashi Vine Bridge and legends of yokai (goblins).
The Yoshinogawa River, one of the greatest rivers in Shikoku, has been the backbone of local life.
Discover how the lives of local people have been shaped in harmony with the surrounding nature.
The location of Miyoshi Geopark is easily accessible not only from Tokushima City but also from all over Shikoku island.
