Witness the spectacular Naruto whirlpools, among the largest tidal whirlpools in the world, formed in the Naruto Strait beneath the Onaruto Bridge. Your guide takes you to see these powerful swirling waters up close - an unforgettable natural wonder of Tokushima.

Explore the Otsuka Museum of Art, Japan's largest exhibition space, home to over 1,000 full-size ceramic reproductions of famous Western masterpieces - from the Sistine Chapel ceiling to works by Monet, Van Gogh and da Vinci. A unique highlight of any Tokushima visit.

Ride up to the summit of Mount Bizan, the symbol of Tokushima City, for sweeping panoramic views over the city, the Yoshino River and the Seto Inland Sea. A relaxing scenic stop and a perfect spot for photos with your guide.

Discover Tokushima's world-famous Awa Odori dance culture. At the Awa Odori Kaikan you can watch energetic live performances of this 400-year-old folk dance and even try the playful moves yourself with the dancers - a fun, lively cultural highlight.

Try a hands-on traditional Awa indigo (aizome) dyeing workshop at Ai no Yakata in Aizumi. Tokushima has been famous for its rich blue indigo for centuries - create your own beautiful indigo-dyed cloth to take home as a unique souvenir.

Visit Ryozen-ji, the first of the 88 sacred temples on the famous Shikoku Pilgrimage. Your guide explains the history and traditions of the pilgrimage as you stroll the peaceful temple grounds, main hall and garden.

Stroll through Tokushima Central Park, site of the historic Tokushima Castle ruins. Admire the impressive stone walls, peaceful grounds and the beautiful Senshukaku Japanese garden while your guide shares the area's samurai-era history.

Walk the Uzu-no-Michi, a 450-meter walkway built beneath the great Onaruto Bridge. Through glass floor panels you can look straight down at the roaring Naruto whirlpools swirling in the strait below - a thrilling and unforgettable viewpoint.