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Uzu-no-Michi Walkway

Peer into Whirlpools from this Glass-floored Walkway above the Sea

19 Oct 2026 See More

The Uzu-no-Michi Walkway is a seaside promenade located inside the Onaruto Bridge, where you can enjoy magnificent views of the Naruto Strait as you walk. The most unique feature is the glass floor, which lets you look straight down at the ocean beneath your feet. If you're lucky, you may even see the famous Naruto whirlpools and experience the incredible power of nature!

The Onaruto Bridge, which connects Naruto City in Tokushima with Awaji Island, is itself a spectacular sight. Looking out from the bridge, the view of the sea meeting the sky is refreshing and relaxing. The surrounding area has not been overly developed, so much of the natural scenery remains, creating a peaceful, laid-back atmosphere.

As for transportation, it is some distance from the city center, but you can take a bus from Tokushima City. I recommend checking the schedule and route before heading out.

This isn't just a great place to enjoy ocean views—you can also experience the exciting and unusual thrill of walking on a glass floor! If you're planning an independent trip to Tokushima, I highly recommend adding this attraction to your itinerary and experiencing the unique natural beauty of the Naruto Strait.

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The park isn’t very large, and the rides feel a bit dated. It’s not a big, thrilling theme park, but younger children can still find plenty to enjoy.

If you’re visiting with toddlers or elementary school children, you can stroll around at an easy pace, try some simple rides, and enjoy unhurried family time together. It lacks the excitement and flashiness of a large amusement park, but has a simple, nostalgic feel instead.

If you’re expecting a wide variety of new and modern attractions, you may find it a little ordinary. But if you happen to be traveling nearby with children and want somewhere they can simply have some fun, it’s still a good option!
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The biggest surprise was being able to see dinosaur fossils discovered in Tokushima. Through the various displays and explanations, I gained a more complete understanding of the region. The Tokushima Modern Art Museum is also located there, so you can enjoy different types of exhibitions in one visit, making for a very full itinerary!

Admission is also quite affordable. Being able to explore so much knowledge and culture at such a reasonable price is really worthwhile! If you enjoy Japanese history, natural science, or art, consider adding this place to your itinerary when visiting Tokushima. It’s more than just seeing exhibitions—it’s an educational journey that helps you get to know Tokushima and discover Japan’s regional culture!
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While visiting Kagawa Prefecture in Japan, I made a special trip to the Shikoku Aquarium! It's very different from an ordinary aquarium. Designed around the concept of the "Waterscapes of Shikoku," the exhibits incorporate the natural ecosystems of the seas and rivers surrounding Shikoku. From the moment you step inside, it feels like you're setting off on a journey to explore the ocean.

The most impressive part is the variety of tank designs. The deep blue water and schools of fish swimming together create a scene that is both spectacular and soothing. Standing in front of the large tanks and watching the fish move freely, I felt as if I had become part of the underwater world. There are also unique circular skylights that let you view aquatic life from different angles. They're full of surprises and fun, making it hard to resist taking a few extra photos.

The outdoor dolphin pool is another popular highlight! The dolphins swim gracefully through the water and occasionally leap above the surface, with the endless Seto Inland Sea in the background. The view is especially captivating. If you visit when the sunset turns the sky red, you can truly feel the romance of the ocean and sky coming together.

Rather than simply displaying marine life, the Shikoku Aquarium lets you experience the appeal of combining natural scenery with spatial design. Taking a leisurely walk through the aquarium and seeing the schools of fish, dolphins, and ecosystems from different bodies of water made for a truly wonderful part of the trip!