宝衛橋

The owner of the restaurant in front of the station recommended me to go to Asahiya → Yoro Keikoku Station → Path along the railroad tracks → Railway crossing → Keikoku Bridge → Inside the village (I was told that there was a blueberry farm there, but I couldn't find it) → Takaraebashi → Railway crossing → Asahiya] It took about 30 minutes to go around. It must be wonderful when the leaves turn red. The Blue Valley Bridge can be seen high up.

Most tourists are guided to cross this red bridge, but the view from the Blue Valley Bridge located directly behind the station is even more spectacular. In addition, this area also changes color during the autumn leaves season. (What appears to be a 3D image of the riverbed has been released, but the location is incorrect.)

If you look up, you can see the valley bridge. You can see quite a lot of autumn leaves from the bridge, so it might be a good idea to stop for a while and take some photos.

This bridge also offers a nice view, but I would like you to cross the ravine bridge next door. You can really feel the height difference between the bridges and the bridges next to each other. It's the scariest bridge I've ever walked on.

I passed by on my way to Okuyoro Village. I would like to visit again during the autumn foliage season.