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They survived Japan's most dangerous road, Route 425, which is notorious for landslides, narrow passages, and sheer drops. The journey also included a perilous log rafting experience and crossing a rickety suspension bridge.
- ⛰️ The road is nicknamed 'Shini-go' (death road) because 425 sounds like 'death to go' in Japanese.
- 🛶 The log rafting involved navigating rapids on a traditional wooden raft, requiring passengers to stand up.
- 🌉 A suspension bridge, marked for one person maximum, was crossed with extreme caution due to its precarious state.
- ♨️ The trip also featured digging a personal hot spring (onsen) in a river and visiting Japan's largest cemetery.
- 🐱 The journey concluded at Kishi Station, famous for its cat stationmasters.
Two men stand on a narrow, winding mountain road with steep cliffs and a car. One man holds a large branch, and the other is in the driver's seat of the car.