You can try out the Mugenkyo no Watashi River Crossing on the Tadami River for a unique Japanese experience! Sit back, and enjoy the beautiful views as you make your way from one side of the Tadami River to the other. The boat trips are around 15 minutes per way, and run between Hayato Onsen pier and the Mifuke area.
| Website | http://www.okuaizu.net/en/mugenkyo/ |
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| Contact |
For bookings, please contact Kaneyama Town Tourism and Local Products Association. (+81) 241-42-7211 http://www.kaneyama-kankou.ne.jp/en/inquiry/inquiry.html |
| Best Season |
Summer Autumn |
| Opening Hours |
Runs on Saturdays, Sundays and National Holidays, from late Apr. to mid-Nov. Closed: Late Nov. - mid-April |
| Entrance Fee | From 1300 yen - 1700 yen per person depending on group size |
| Related info | Operation of the boats may be cancelled on the day, depending on the conditions of the river and the weather. The minimum group size for bookings is 4 people. Bookings for groups of over 4 people are possible. Reservations are necessary and must be made at least 5 days in advance. The experience takes around 1 hour if it includes a visit to the former hamlet of Mifuke. |
| Access | Hayato Onsen, Mishima Town, Onuma District, Fukushima Pref. 969-7406 View directions |
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| Getting there | By Car: 1 hour drive from central Aizu-Wakamatsu City By Train: Walk 25 min from Hayato Station JR Tadami Line. (You may be able to be picked up from Hayato Station if requested in advance at the time of booking) |
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