Loiter around Naruto Road

Ryozenji Temple is the first temple of Shikoku’s 88 Sacred Temple Pilgrimage, and therefore an essential and sacred place as it is the starting point of the pilgrimage.

A 15-minute walk from Ryozenji Temple is Temple number 2, Gokurakuji, where a long-lived sacred cedar tree called Chomei-sugi soars in the sky as a famous spiritual hot spot.

Oasahiko Shrine is the most significant shrine in Tokushima Prefecture, famous as a spiritual hot spot with a venerable history of more than 1000 years.

There is a 1000-year-old large camphor tree on the shrine grounds, which is designated as a natural monument by Naruto City.

Surrounded by the sea and mountains of Naruto, Ristorante Fish bone is a calm and serene facility in Resort hotel Moana Coast.

You can enjoy dishes using seasonal ingredients such as ocean-fresh seafood captured on that day and freshly picked vegetables in the private vegetable garden at the restaurant.

You can make your original candles, accessory cases, and photo frames using seashells and sea glass, a jewel of the seaside.

Cute sundry goods are available in the shop.

A scenic driving route with a superb view overlooking the sea of Naruto.

You can enjoy driving with a sense of fulfillment on the route with a good balance of the mix of dynamic tight curves and high-speed winding roads.

A pastry workshop born from a French restaurant in Nishi-Azabu, Tokyo. Its most famous product is a cream pastry using Naruto Kintoki sweet potatoes, called “Tsuki-he Naruto-he (To the Moon, To Naruto)”, which won the highest award in the Setouchi Souvenir Contest and is a souvenir served at the Nishi-Azabu restaurant.

You can also find cream puffs, tarts, ice creams and seasonal drinks here, all crafted by the pastry’s chefs.