Saitama travel

Nagatoro Iwadatami

Nagatoro Iwadatami · Iwadatami · 岩畳

At Nagatoro Iwadatami, see riverside rocks and the river flowing beside them. A short walk from Nagatoro Station brings you to the riverside to explore the rock formations and scenery.

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Visitor information

Address

埼玉県秩父郡長瀞町長瀞1164

1164 Nagatoro, Nagatoro-machi, Chichibu-gun, Saitama, Japan

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Admission

There is no admission fee for the Iwadatami riverside. Boats and rafting are separate activities.

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Opening hours

The riverside is open year-round, but accessible walking sections may change with rain, river levels and on-site safety conditions.

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What to see at Nagatoro Iwadatami

Riverside rocks and river views

Walk by the rock formations and river scenery. You can explore the riverside without a boat or rafting activity.

Nagatoro Tourism Association's Iwadatami access

How to get to Nagatoro Iwadatami

Iwadatami is about five minutes on foot from Nagatoro Station.

Nagatoro Tourism Association's Iwadatami access

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Before you visit

Do not judge riverside access from photos alone

The tourism association's updated photo shows rocks and the river area. It cannot establish access along the whole riverside or boat and rafting operations. Check notices for your date and on-site access guidance.

Nagatoro Tourism Association updated station-front and Iwadatami photos Nagatoro Tourism Association's Iwadatami access

Storing luggage before the riverside walk

The tourist office lists storage from 9 am to 5 pm, starting at JPY 100 per item. Storage is unavailable from 29 to 31 December and during temporary bad-weather closures. Check your luggage size, price and whether storage is available.

Nagatoro Tourist Information Office hours and luggage storage

Questions about Nagatoro Iwadatami

Can I see Iwadatami without a boat or rafting trip?

Yes. Walk by the rocks and river scenery. Boats and rafting are separate activities; follow on-site access guidance when walking.

Nagatoro Tourism Association's Iwadatami access

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