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Ryujin Suspension Bridge

Ryujin Suspension Bridge stands 100 meters above the Ryujin Dam Reservoir. Spanning 375 meters, the bridge is inspired by the legend of a dragon said to reside in the Ryujin River. It offers panoramic views of the area’s mountainous landscape, including wild cherry blossoms during the spring and fiery foliage in autumn.
The bridge is also home to Japan’s highest bungee jump! This bungee jump is the ultimate way to take in the surrounding mountains if you're up to the challenge.
If throwing yourself off bridges isn’t your thing, there’s plenty more to explore in the surrounding area as well, including hiking trails, hot springs, and restaurants serving the region’s specialty: soba noodles!

Michi no Eki (Roadside Station) Okukuji Daigo, Cycle Station

Michi no Eki Okukuji Daigo introduces the town's features and provides travel guides as a sightseeing hub in Daigo Town.
It's a great place for taking a breather. The roadside station offers restaurants where you can enjoy local ingredients, shops to purchase various local specialties, and even has a day-use onsen.

Additionally, bicycles can be rented here. They have various options available from road bikes to e-bikes and kids' bicycles. Online reservations are prioritized, but you may be able to do a same-day rental if there are any openings.
Rent a bicycle to travel around the retro townscape, ride through the nature-rich mountains, and fully take in the views of Daigo's satoyama landscape.

Morishima Brewery

Morishima Brewery was established over 150 years ago along the coast. While most sake is brewed with soft water, Morishima Brewery sources hard water flowing 200 meters under the Abukuma Mountains of northern Ibaraki Prefecture.