Inspired by Naruto's long-standing association with seaside hospitality, this guide brings together local travel inspiration, practical visitor guides and broader stories from Tokushima and Shikoku.
What Would You Like to Explore?
Seaside Stays in Naruto
From quiet coastal retreats to family-friendly resorts, Naruto offers a range of accommodations shaped by the sea.
Wellness & Relaxation
Onsen, open-air baths and seaside recovery experiences drawing on Naruto's long resort heritage.
Local Dining & Awa Cuisine
From freshly pulled whirlpool seafood to traditional Awa dishes — a guide to eating well in Naruto and Tokushima.
Things to Do in Naruto
Whirlpool boat tours, coastal hiking, Ryozen-ji temple walks and the quieter pleasures of the Tokushima coast.
Tokushima & Shikoku Escapes
Day trips and longer journeys across Tokushima, the Iya Valley, Cape Muroto and beyond.
Cultural Stories
Awa Odori, indigo dyeing, traditional crafts and the quiet ceremonies that define Tokushima's character.
Naruto, Tokushima & Shikoku
Naruto
Famous for its tidal whirlpools, coastal access and Ryozen-ji pilgrimage start, Naruto is the gateway to Shikoku.
Tokushima
The castle town and its surroundings are home to Awa Odori, indigo crafts and the stunning Iya Valley gorges.
Shikoku Coast
From Cape Muroto to Kochi and beyond, the Pacific-facing coastline offers dramatic scenery and quiet escapes.
Planning Your Visit?
Find transport routes, shuttle options and step-by-step access guides for getting to Naruto.