You can see the world’s largest class whirlpools from directly above.
You can see the world’s masterpieces reproduced in sizes identical to the original works at one of the largest museums in Japan.
The temple is the starting point of Ohenro, the Shikoku 88 Sacred Temple Pilgrimage.
This museum showcases the history of the German-Japanese interactions that took place between German POWs and Japanese locals at the former Bando Prisoner of War Camp.
This shrine, ranked highest in all of Tokushima Prefecture, is home to a holy camphor tree, which is designated as a national natural monument. The tree is also said to be a potent power spot, so don’t miss out on it!
This spot with a spectacular view of the Seto Inland Sea is very popular, especially with motorcyclists.
Enjoy viewing some of the world’s largest whirlpools from up close!
“Naruto Kanko Kisen” and “Uzushio Kisen” offer sightseeing boat tours, respectively.
One of the largest skateboard parks in Western Japan.
Watch an introductory video on UZU PARK’s Official Website.
Otaniyaki pottery is a traditional craft handed down since olden times in Naruto. It is designated as a national traditional craft and certified as a traditional specialty product of Tokushima Prefecture.
In the Otaniyaki no Sato village, there are six potteries where visitors can enjoy crafting their own original ceramic wares.
You can experience the traditional Japanese craft of “aizome” or indigo dyeing here.
Sea kayaking experience in Uchinoumi Sea
Sea kayaking experience in Uchinoumi Sea (HORIZON – Sea kayaking experience in the Uchinoumi Sea)
This kayaking tour is guided by instructors, which makes it very accessible for beginners. Brakes are included as well, making this a fun experience where you can take your time!
The shop sells a wide variety of local specialties and traditional crafts.
You can buy fresh local vegetables, fruits and fish here.
You can buy local specialties at reasonable prices at this shop, which is situated conveniently at a national highway.
You can purchase fresh seafood directly sent from the local fishery cooperatives.
Please see the Naruto City Tourist Association’s Website for details.
Please see the Naruto City Tourist Association’s Website for details.
You can enjoy hotdogs and German beer at this roadside farmer’s market.
The Naruchuru udon, a noodle dish you can eat even when you are full, has been cherished by the people of Naruto for hundreds of years.
What could be more Tokushima-esque than the Awa Odori Dance Festival? Watch and be part of this summer highlight! Please see the Naruto City Tourist Association’s Website for details.
Please see the Naruto City Tourist Association’s Website for details.
This annual firework show takes place every August, with a total of about 5000 fireworks coloring the nocturnal sky. Please see the Naruto City Tourist Association’s Website for details.