Yume no Tsuribashi suspension bridge

This dream suspension bridge is located in Cunyou Gorge, Shizuoka Prefecture. It is rated as a must-see place in a lifetime. However, it seems to be mainly Japanese local tourists. Although the popularity is not high, the scenery is very beautiful. The long suspension bridge is a blue-green river, like a fairyland.

Shizuoka County's inch and gorge, a place where there are not many tourists, the autumn is colorful, the blue-green river is very clear in the sun, walking on the rickety wooden suspension bridge, it is an unforgettable experience

The dream of the inch and the qianxia hot spring town here is also a suspension bridge. It is also a recommendation that I have seen on the Internet. If you come from Shizuoka City smoothly, it will take about 2 hours for one way, so it is recommended to reserve a day to play, or recommend a local day trip to Japan. I found that there is a day trip of a local travel agency, so the bus is much more convenient. Here, through a ropeway, you can see the dream の suspension bridge. There is a grandfather administrator stationed here. Every time you go on the bridge, there is a limit on the number of people. The board is still a bit scary.

The dream suspension bridge in Shizuoka County, yume means dream. Here you need to take the Oichuan Railway to Qiantou Station and then take the bus to the town of Cunyouxia. This town also has hot springs. We are mainly in autumn to see the bridge, lake and maple leaves.

It is located in the area of Sumatakyo Onsen, but the road width is narrow to go here, and people who are unfamiliar with driving need to be careful. However, when you arrive, you will find a wonderful hot spring and a superb view of the milky blue pond, which is well worth the trip. When I saw the guidebook and the photos on the Internet, I thought, "This is absolutely processed," and actually looked at it, and I was impressed by the spectacular view of Milky Blue, which is exactly the same as those! I wanted to visit again with a slimy feeling that I had never tasted the hot springs.