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Places in Tokushima
Browse 18 photo-backed places to visit in Tokushima.
Oku-Iya Kazurabashi Bridges
Tokushima, Japan
Tucked deep within the remote wilderness of the Iya Valley, these two historic vine suspension bridges offer an exhilarating walk across rushing river currents.
Iya Valley
Tokushima, Japan
Hidden deep in the mist-shrouded mountains of Shikoku, Iya Valley offers a dramatic landscape of steep rocky gorges, historic vine bridges, and thrilling outdoor adventures.
Kazurabashi Bridge
Tokushima, Japan
Spanning high above the rushing Iya River, this legendary living vine suspension bridge offers an exhilarating walk steeped in samurai folklore.
Oboke Gorge
Tokushima, Japan
Carved by the rushing rapids of the Yoshino River, Oboke Gorge is a dramatic canyon renowned for its jagged rock formations, emerald waters, and scenic boat tours at the gateway to the Iya Valley.
Mount Tsurugi
Tokushima, Japan
Rising at the eastern edge of the remote Iya Valley, Mount Tsurugi offers approachable hiking and sacred panoramic vistas as Shikoku's second-highest peak.
Zero-Waste Hotel WHY
Tokushima, Japan
Immerse yourself in groundbreaking sustainability at this boutique eco-lodge integrated directly into Japan's pioneering zero-waste mountain town.
Kincho Tanuki Statue
Tokushima, Japan
Standing 15 feet tall in a peaceful seaside park, this colossal statue honors a legendary warrior tanuki and triggers a dramatic cascading waterfall when you clap your hands.
Vine Bridges of Iya Valley
Tokushima, Japan
Suspended high above roaring river gorges, the ancient, swaying vine bridges of Iya Valley offer a thrilling journey into Japan's secluded feudal past.
Yokai Yashiki (Monster and Stone Museum)
Tokushima, Japan
Perched in Tokushima's scenic Iya Valley, Yokai Yashiki is an eccentric roadside museum celebrating legendary Japanese folklore and dazzling geological oddities.
Peeing Boy of Iya Valley
Tokushima, Japan
Perched precariously over a sheer 200-meter drop in the rugged Iya Valley, this whimsical bronze statue pays tribute to daring local folklore with a breathtaking gorge backdrop.
Miyoshi Mononoke Museum
Tokushima, Japan
Step into the enchanting realm of Japanese folklore at Japan’s first public museum dedicated entirely to traditional supernatural monsters and spirits.
Nagoro Scarecrow Village
Tokushima, Japan
Tucked deep in the mountains of Shikoku, Nagoro Scarecrow Village is a surreal, open-air world where hundreds of handcrafted, lifelike dolls outnumber the living residents.
Naruto Whirlpools
Tokushima, Japan
Experience the raw power of nature at the Naruto Whirlpools, where surging tidal currents create massive, swirling aquatic spectacles between Tokushima and Awaji Island.
Otsuka Museum of Art
Tokushima, Japan
Spanning Japan's largest exhibition space, this extraordinary museum showcases over a thousand full-scale ceramic reproductions of Western art's greatest masterpieces.
Ryozenji Temple
Tokushima, Japan
Marking the revered starting point of the historic 88-temple Shikoku Pilgrimage, Ryozenji Temple welcomes travelers and pilgrims into a serene world of spiritual heritage.
German House
Tokushima, Japan
Discover a unique chapter of World War I history at the German House, a museum commemorating the extraordinary friendship forged between German POWs and local Japanese residents.
Awa Odori
Tokushima, Japan
Experience Japan’s most famous dance festival as thousands of costumed performers and spirited musicians take to the streets in an exuberant mid-August celebration.
Tairyuji Temple
Tokushima, Japan
Perched high on a forested mountain summit, Tairyuji Temple is the sacred 21st stop along the legendary Shikoku 88 Temple Pilgrimage.
