Matsuno Trip Overview
Japan’s leading canyoning spot in the southwest of Shikoku
This is a course where you can fully enjoy Ehime Prefecture’s Ashizuri Uwakai National Park.
The stage is set in a valley through the Meguro River, one of the Shimanto River tributaries.
After finishing the half-day course, proceed further to the back,
One of Japan’s 100 largest waterfalls and 40 meters of slider points
“Yukiwa no Taki” is the goal point.
Next to Yukino Falls there is a natural Ochiai Pass that can be called a pipe slider created by nature, and you can enjoy all the big slider points in the valley.
There is a steep staircase on the way, but you can also take a lunch break,
The guide will select the spot of activity according to your physical strength,
There is a detour for each point, so even beginners can participate with peace of mind.
Additional Info
Duration: 6 hours
Starts: Matsuno, Japan
Trip Category: Water Sports >> Other Water Sports
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What to Expect When Visiting Matsuno, Ehime, Japan
Japan’s leading canyoning spot in the southwest of Shikoku
This is a course where you can fully enjoy Ehime Prefecture’s Ashizuri Uwakai National Park.
The stage is set in a valley through the Meguro River, one of the Shimanto River tributaries.
After finishing the half-day course, proceed further to the back,
One of Japan’s 100 largest waterfalls and 40 meters of slider points
“Yukiwa no Taki” is the goal point.
Next to Yukino Falls there is a natural Ochiai Pass that can be called a pipe slider created by nature, and you can enjoy all the big slider points in the valley.
There is a steep staircase on the way, but you can also take a lunch break,
The guide will select the spot of activity according to your physical strength,
There is a detour for each point, so even beginners can participate with peace of mind.
Itinerary
The Shiretoko Valley in the southwestern part of Shikoku is one of the best canyoning spots in Japan, taking advantage of the granite strata in the Ashizuri Uwakai National Park.
The stage is set in a valley through the Meguro River, one of the Shimanto River tributaries.
After finishing the half-day course, you can go further and go to the top point of Japan’s top 40 meters slider point “Yukiwa no Taki”.
Next to Yukino Falls there is a natural Ochiai Pass that can be called a pipe slider created by nature, and you can enjoy all five large slider points in the valley.
Stop At:
• Nametoko Valley, Uwajima 798-0000 Ehime Prefecture
• Ashizuri-Uwakai National Park, Ainan-cho, Minamiuwa-gun 798-4216 Ehime Prefecture
