Oboke/Iya Spa Land	TOKUSHIMA	Enjoy unique springs here, including the open-air baths at the bottom of the valley.

Shishikui Spa	TOKUSHIMA	An ocean-viewing spa facing the Pacific Ocean, and equipped with a variety of facilities that meet different needs of visitors. You can refresh yourself from a stay at a resort hotel or a national inn, or also enjoy a one-day trip.

Iya Soba Noodles	TOKUSHIMA	Soba noodles made with very little starch have good plain flavor.
Uzushio Kabuto Nabe	TOKUSHIMA	A dynamic nabe dish, boiling all kinds of specialty food from Awa area.
Pirate Seafood Dish	TOKUSHIMA	An exciting dish of grilled living seafood.
Buckwheat Risotto	TOKUSHIMA	A risotto is made with ungrounded buckwheat grain.
Zomeki Dishes	TOKUSHIMA	Fresh foods from local mountains and the sea seem to be dancing.
Spicy Sea Bream Risotto	TOKUSHIMA	A tom yam kun-style risotto using sea bream, sudachi citrus, and Japanese pepper.
Grilled Yuzu-Miso Sea Bream	TOKUSHIMA	A simple dish made by grilling sea bream spread with miso and wrapped in aluminum foil.
Tarai Udon Noodles	TOKUSHIMA	The eat hand-made udon together from a large rice bowl.
Deko Mawashi	TOKUSHIMA	A kind of dengaku. Foods on skewers look like traditional Deko dolls of Awa.
Tokushima Ramen Chinese Noodle)	TOKUSHIMA	Sophisticated tastes realized by the high density of ramen restaurants in Tokushima.
Handa Somen Noodles	TOKUSHIMA	The thick and firm noodles are a specialty food of Handa area.

Tokushima Castle	TOKUSHIMA	The castle that gave birth to the Awa-odori

Higashi-Shinmachi Area	TOKUSHIMA	This largest shopping town in Tokushima features a treasure-trove of shops and department stores stretching over 800 meters.

Tokushima Kogei-Mura	TOKUSHIMA	This place sells traditional craftworks, and provides practical demonstrations of skill. Performances of Ningyo Jorurui and Awa Odori can be seen free of charge on Saturdays and Sundays, respectively.
Shin-Tokushima Exchange Terminal (Opened in spring of 2003)	TOKUSHIMA	This terminal station for the express bus system is designed to connect Tokushima and central Kansai areas, providing access to tourism information, local products and souvenirs.

Soba Noodle School	TOKUSHIMA	Experience making soba noodles exclusively from local materials.
Roadside Udon Center "Donari"	TOKUSHIMA	Experience making "tarai udon," a local specialty dish featuring udon noodles in tarai, a Japanese wide bowl.

Tokushima Art Village	TOKUSHIMA	Five different craft experiences are available, including indigo dyeing, Japanese paper and "deko " doll making.
Otani Pottery Village	TOKUSHIMA	Experience making cups or vases of Otani pottery, which is the most famous for large bottles and pots.
Indigo Museum	TOKUSHIMA	Tokushima prospered by indigo. Study indigo houses and document exhibits, and experience indigo dyeing for yourself.
Awa Traditional Paper Center	TOKUSHIMA	Experience making Japanese paper, the tradition of which is designated as a traditional art by the national government.
Vine Craft School	TOKUSHIMA	Experience traditional vine craftwork. The local bridge made of vine is very famous.
Traditional Art Center	TOKUSHIMA	The area is famous for traditional Wasanbon sugar. Experience making sugar from local sugar canes, and dyeing cloths with indigo.

Awaodori Center	TOKUSHIMA	See and join Awaodori, one of the most famous folk dances in Japan.

Naruto Whirlpools	TOKUSHIMA	Naruto Park is known for the eddies of Naruto. It has scenes of wonder in all seasons.
Mitoko Bay	TOKUSHIMA	There are green islands of various size in the bay at the town of Shishikui in Kaifu-gun. It resembles a nice subtropical location. Here you can feel the presence of Black Stream. Visitors can enjoy cruises on Blue Marine, a glass-bottom boat that tours Takegashima Marine Park.
Minami-Awa Sunline	TOKUSHIMA	It's an 18km drive from Hiwasaura of Hiwasa-cho in Kaifu-gun to Mugi-cho Nada. Beaches lined with cliffs make for good viewing. There are several observation decks, including those at Senbakaigai and Hiwasaura. At Senbakaigai, the sheer cliff rises 2km high.

Historic"Udatsu"Street in Sadamitsu Town	TOKUSHIMA	Merchants' houses with decorative dual fire prevention features line the town.
Historic "Udatsu"Street in Waki Town	TOKUSHIMA	This historic townscape features beautiful white walls and fire prevention features on the houses of rich merchants prosperous in the Edo and Meiji eras (1603-1912).

Uzunomichi	TOKUSHIMA	Watch the "Naruto-no-Uzushio" whirlpool, one of the world's three largest whirlpools, through the glass floor, from 45 meters above.
Ojikiami Fishing Experience "Niji Manbo"	TOKUSHIMA	Experience the traditional fishing method "Ojikiami." Fish caught are cooked on the boat and served to the passengers.
Dragnet Fishing Experience	TOKUSHIMA	The dragnet set in the offing is drawn onto the sand beach, providing a variety of fish that are cooked and served to tourists on the spot.
Whirlpool-Watching Boat (Naruto Sightseeing Steamer, Uzushio Steamer)	TOKUSHIMA	The boat goes near the very center of the whirlpool. Experience the dynamism of strong and absorbing whirlpool in the splashing distance.
Shishikui Undersea Pleasure Boat "Blue Marine"	TOKUSHIMA	A rare type of undersea pleasure boat in Japan, aboard which tourists can observe underwater coral and tropical fish.
Tairyuji Ropeway	TOKUSHIMA	One of the major ropeways in Japan, with the largest pillars worldwide and a passenger capacity of up to 101.
Mt. Takamaru and environs	TOKUSHIMA	This area, known for its primeval forests of beech, offers scenic beauty of the seasons.
Todoroki-no-taki Falls (Todoroki Kujuku Taki)	TOKUSHIMA	This is the largest waterfall in the Shikoku region, and one of the 100 most beautiful falls in Japan. The main fall is accompanied by many smaller falls, all collectively referred to as "Todoroki Kujuku Taki (i.e. many falls)."
Oboke Ravine Pleasure Boat	TOKUSHIMA	Enjoy riding the pleasure boat amidst nature's seasonal beauty through a ravine lined with crystalline schist resembling marble sculptures.
Mt. Tsurugi, Super Forest Road	TOKUSHIMA	The longest forest road in Japan is visited by offroad lovers from all over the country, who are attracted by the road's natural beauty.
Dejima Wild Bird Park	TOKUSHIMA	This is the only wild bird park in the Shikoku region visited by raptorial short-toed eagles. Bird-watching expeditions are organized in the park by the Wild Bird Society of Japan.
Minoda-no-fuchi Pleasure Boat	TOKUSHIMA	Minoda-no-fuchi is a deep pool designated a prefectural place of scenic beauty and a natural monument. Ride the pleasure boat, designed after a traditional kandori boat.

Canoeing	TOKUSHIMA	Wajiki Line is one of the permanent venues for canoeing competitions sponsored by the Japan Canoe Association, and also the venue for the National Canoe Slalom/Wild Water Junior Cup Competition.
Kitanowaki Beach	TOKUSHIMA	Kitanowaki Beach has been recognized as the �gmost beautiful beach in Japan�h by the Environment Agency. Moreover, the beach was also selected by the Agency as one of the �g100 Best Beaches in Japan.�h
Grass Ski Area (Mt. Nakao Grass Ski Area)	TOKUSHIMA	Mt. Nakao Grass Ski Area is a grass ski course authorized by the Japan Grass Ski Association (JSGA). Many national ski competitions are held here.
Surfing/Body-boarding	TOKUSHIMA	Many nice surfing points including Kaifu Point, a world famous surfing spot, are scattered throughout Tokushima.
Sea Kayaking	TOKUSHIMA	You can experience sea kayaking at coves along the indented coastline of Naruto City, Shishikui-cho, and other areas.
Scuba Diving	TOKUSHIMA	With untouched natural beauty, the sea off Tokushima's southern area between Mugi-cho and Shishikui-cho is recognized as one of the best diving sites in Japan.
Zorbing (Ikawa X Park)	TOKUSHIMA	At Ikawa X Park, you can experience a still very uncommon sport in Japan?zorbing (where a person rolls down a slope inside an inflatable sphere.)
Paragliding	TOKUSHIMA	Tokushima has many nice flight points for paragliding in western Japan. The National League Tournament is sponsored by the Japan Paraglider Association.
Downhill mountain biking	TOKUSHIMA	This downhill course is renowned as a high-level course. A mountain bike competition is held here annually with the participation of many mountain bike lovers throughout Japan.
Rafting (Oboke and Koboke valleys)	TOKUSHIMA	The upstream reaches of the Yoshino River is one of the most raging currents in Japan. Many rafting-lovers gather here from the Kansai and Chugoku regions to enjoy the sweeping stream.

Shiroyama	TOKUSHIMA	One of the most famous cherry blossom viewing spots in Tokushima City. The cherry blossoms are illuminated at night, creating a fascinating atmosphere.
Mt. Bizan	TOKUSHIMA	Mt. Bizan is a popular cherry blossom viewing spot where about 1,500 someiyoshino cherry trees bloom gorgeously. The magnificent view from the top of the mountain and a wonderful night view attract many people.
Tokushima Prefectural College of Agriculture	TOKUSHIMA	When some 160 someiyoshino cherry trees are in full bloom, they create a magnificent cherry blossom tunnel.
Matsushima Senbonzakura	TOKUSHIMA	There are about 1,000 cherry trees here. Many people come here to take a leisurely stroll, enjoying beautiful scenery with cherry blossoms in full bloom. Livestock including dairy cattle are seen in the pastures.
Miyagochi Dam Park	TOKUSHIMA	You can take a walk around the Miyagochi Dam. There are many attractions nearby that make your visit more enjoyable, including hot springs and tarai udon noodle restaurants.
Egawa/Kamojima Park	TOKUSHIMA	About 200 someiyoshino cherry trees can be seen in the park along the river. This is a great cherry blossom viewing spot for those with children, due to its various play facilities, including Kappa Street and the Folktale Street.
Tsunomine Park	TOKUSHIMA	In spring, Mr. Tsunomine is beautifully covered with approximately 2,000 cherry trees of various varieties, including yoshino-zakura, botan-zakura and yama-zakura (mountain cherry).
Suwa Park	TOKUSHIMA	About 400 to 500 someiyoshino cherry trees are planted in the Suwa Park, located east of Ikeda High School. Cherry trees are illuminated during the blossom season and the scenery is worth seeing.
Yakuoji Temple	TOKUSHIMA	There are about 300 cherry trees, including yaezakura (double-bloomed cherry), someiyoshino and yamazakura (mountain cherry).

"Bart no Gakuen" BANDO Location Village - Town of Joy -	TOKUSHIMA	An open set built for filming the movie Bart no Gakuen (Paradise of Bart) (2006, Toei)
Ryozenji Temple	TOKUSHIMA	The Awa-dancing scene was filmed for the movie Bart no Gakuen (Paradise of Bart) (2006, Toei). The first temple of the 88 temples on the Shikoku Pilgrimage.
Street with Udatsu	TOKUSHIMA	Streets with historic buildings have been used for many films and TV dramas, including the movie Bart no Gakuen (Paradise of Bart) and TV drama series Mito Komon.
Former Oori Post Office	TOKUSHIMA	A post office used as a photo studio in the movie Mura no Shashinshu (The Village Album) (2004)
JR Tainohama Station	TOKUSHIMA	A railway station near the coast. In the movie Road 88 (2004), the leading character sleeps in this station.