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Nagatoro Iwadatami

Nagatoro Iwadatami · Iwadatami · 岩畳

At Nagatoro Iwadatami, see the riverside rock formations and the river flowing beside them. It is a short walk from Nagatoro Station. Take time to explore the rock shapes and river 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

Location on the map

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Admission

There is no admission fee to explore Iwadatami riverside. Boats and rafting are separate activities.

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Opening hours

Open year-round. This is natural riverside terrain; rain, water levels and safety conditions may change which sections you can walk.

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What to see at Nagatoro Iwadatami

Riverside rock formations and scenery

Walk beside the river to explore the rocks and scenery. You can see the riverside without joining a boat ride or rafting activity.

Nagatoro Tourism Association access to Iwadatami

How to get to Nagatoro Iwadatami

Alight at Nagatoro Station and walk about five minutes to Iwadatami.

Nagatoro Tourism Association access to Iwadatami

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Before you visit

Check riverside access beyond the images

The tourism association’s updated images show rocks and the surrounding river area. Images alone cannot establish access along the entire riverside or whether boats and rafting are operating. Check notices for your date and directions on site too.

Nagatoro Tourism Association updated station-front and Iwadatami images Nagatoro Tourism Association access to Iwadatami

Storing luggage before a riverside walk

Tourist Information lists luggage storage from 100 yen per item, 09:00–17:00. It is unavailable December 29–31 or during temporary closures in bad weather. Check the fee for your bag size and whether it can be accepted.

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Questions about Nagatoro Iwadatami

Can I see Iwadatami without a boat or rafting?

Yes. Walk beside the river to see the rocks and scenery. Boats and rafting are separate activities; follow access directions on site when walking.

Nagatoro Tourism Association access to Iwadatami

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