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Iya Valley

Japan, 778-0165 Matsuo, Ikeda-cho, Miyoshi City, Tokushima Prefecture

Iya Valley is a deep V-shaped valley that stretches for about 10km. The Iya River that flows through the valley meanders greatly, and because of its shape it is also known as the "Hinoji Valley." In autumn, the entire mountain, from the valley floor to the peak, turns red with autumn leaves, creating a spectacular sight. The valley also has a large cliff known as Shobaniiwa, on which stands a statue of a peeing boy. The statue was made based on an anecdote that local children once tested their courage on the tip of the rock.

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