Get picked up from your hotel in Tokushima City and travel by private car deep into the Iya Valley. Drive through extremely narrow mountain roads accessible only to regular vehicles, allowing you to visit hidden scenic spots where almost no tourists go.

Learn about the fascinating history and stories behind the valley's mysteries, including the statue of a peeing boy in the middle of the mountains, the famous Iya Kazurabashi Vine Bridge, and why samurai once lived in such a remote valley.

Marvel at the Kazurabashi Bridge, woven entirely from mountain vines. Near the bridge, see crystal-clear rivers flow through the valley and visit secret photo spots that most tourists never discover.

For lunch, enjoy Iya’s famous local soba noodles. Even the view from the soba restaurant is considered one of the valley’s hidden scenic highlights.

After lunch, travel even deeper into the mountains to visit a hidden samurai village said to have been established long ago by warriors seeking refuge in this remote region. See traditional thatched-roof houses, some hundreds of years old, and glimpse how the samurai once lived in these isolated mountains.

Along the way, stop at more peaceful, little-known scenic viewpoints perfect for photography and quiet exploration. After fully experiencing the beauty and mystery of the Iya Valley, drive back to your original pickup location.