Tokushima attractions to Discover
Onaruto Bridge and the Whirlpool
The Onaruto Bridge Naruto whirlpool, located in Japan's Naruto Strait, is renowned for its powerful tidal currents and mesmerizing natural phenomenon. As the third largest whirlpool in the world, it draws thousands of tourists yearly who come to witness the breathtaking display of swirling water created by the collision of tides from the Seto Inland Sea and the Pacific Ocean. The Onaruto Bridge, spanning 1,629 meters in length and standing at a height of 90 meters above sea level, offers an unparalleled vantage point for observing these majestic whirlpools forming beneath it. The bridge itself is an engineering marvel, constructed using cutting-edge technology to withstand the immense forces exerted by the swift currents. This unique combination of natural beauty and impressive infrastructure makes the Onaruto Bridge Naruto whirlpool a must-see destination for both nature enthusiasts and engineering aficionados alike.
Awa Dancing Hall
Awa Dancing Hall, located in the city of Tokushima, Japan, is a historic venue renowned for its traditional Awa Odori dance performances. The hall serves as a hub for preserving and promoting this centuries-old folk dance, which originated in the Tokushima region during the Edo period. Awa Odori is characterized by its lively movements, spirited music, and colorful costumes worn by performers known as "ren". Awa Dancing Hall provides visitors with an authentic cultural experience through regular dance performances showcasing the skill and artistry of local dancers. The venue also offers workshops and classes for those interested in learning the intricate steps and rhythms of Awa Odori. With its rich hiestory and commitment to upholding tradition, Awa Dancing Hall stands as a vital center for celebrating Japanese culture through the captivating art form of Awa Odori dance.
Aizen Art：The Indigo Dyeing
The art of dyeing fabrics using natural plants has long been part of Tokushima culture. Indigo dyeing is the traditional indigo dyeing process. The indigo dyeing process uses natural dyes to create indigo-colored clothing. These clothes are warm in winter and cool in summer, and are also antibacterial. We will visit the Indigo Museum, a historical museum where visitors can experience the indigo dyeing process to color fabrics. Museum staff can guide you through the steps in English. The experience takes about 20 minutes and no reservation is required. Visitors can choose the type of fabric and the dyeing method.
service packages in this port
Gold Package - NOT AVAILABLE
Gold Package - NOT AVAILABLE
Gold Package - NOT AVAILABLE
Included:
- A private car.
- A private English-speaking driver.
What you'll get:
- Dedicated and full-hearted service to you.
- Basic generic guidance or introduction of the destination with limited English.
- Freedom and privacy when touring on your own.
- More flexibility of your tour schedules.
- Significant saving of the tour cost.
What's not covered:
- Wal
Included:
- A private car.
- A private English-speaking driver.
What you'll get:
- Dedicated and full-hearted service to you.
- Basic generic guidance or introduction of the destination with limited English.
- Freedom and privacy when touring on your own.
- More flexibility of your tour schedules.
- Significant saving of the tour cost.
What's not covered:
- Walking with you in the attractions.
- Professional commentary.
- Lunch.
Platinum Package - AVAILABLE
Gold Package - NOT AVAILABLE
Gold Package - NOT AVAILABLE
Included:
- A private car.
- A private English-speaking tour guide.
- Entrance fees.
What you'll get:
- Dedicated and full-hearted service to you.
- Detailed commentary of the attractions.
- Flexibility of your tour schedules.
What's not covered:
- Lunch.
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