Yoshino River

The Yoshino River, located in Shikoku, Japan, is one of the country's major waterways, stretching approximately 192 kilometers (119 miles). It originates from the mountains of Kochi Prefecture and flows through Tokushima Prefecture before reaching the Pacific Ocean. The river plays a vital role in regional agriculture, providing water for irrigation, and supports local ecosystems with its diverse aquatic life. Historically, it has also been used for transportation and hydroelectric power generation. The Yoshino River's scenic valleys, rapids, and lush surroundings make it an important natural feature and recreational spot in the region.