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Vortex County - Tokushima

Tokushima is renowned for its abundant natural beauty. Overlooking the magnificent view of the Naruto Whirlpools from high above, one can appreciate the awe-inspiring and mysterious wonders of nature. Traverse the vine bridges of the Iya Valley to delve deep into unknown secrets. Tokushima, a little-known treasure island, will lead you on a magnificent journey resembling a fairyland, endowing you with a profound baptism for both body and soul.

Adventure in Tokushima

Naruto Whirlpools

Located in the Naruto Strait, the Naruto Whirlpools exhibit the mesmerizing charm of nature's craftsmanship. When the turbulent waters converge here to form huge whirlpools, the surging and tumultuous force is truly breathtaking. To explore the beauty of nature from a different perspective, you can walk across the Onaruto Bridge spanning the Naruto Strait or board a whirlpool sightseeing boat for a close-up view of this magnificent spectacle, savoring the awe and emotions brought by the beauty of nature.

Vine Bridges of Iya

The vine bridges in the Iya region, one of Japan's three great strange bridges, are woven from vines. Through the gaps in the bridge's flooring, one can directly overlook the murmuring streams below, creating a thrilling experience. In the midst of the Iya Valley, you can also take a sightseeing boat tour, listen to the guide's explanations, and gain a deeper understanding of this picturesque region. For adventurous travelers, there's the option to participate in white-water rafting, getting up close to the rushing streams, and experiencing an adventurous journey close to nature.

Awa Odori Hall

Awa Odori is one of Japan's three major Bon dance festivals, held in many parts of Japan, but the Awa Odori in Tokushima City is the largest in scale. The Awa Odori Hall in Tokushima offers performances throughout the year and hosts various related exhibitions, allowing visitors to deeply experience the charm of this traditional dance. The Mt. Bizan Ropeway station is located on the fifth floor of the hall, providing a ride to the mountaintop to overlook the Tokushima Plain and enjoy the magnificent scenery.