Culture
Tokushima City is the capital of Tokushima Prefecture and home to Japan's most famous dance festival, Awa Odori. Every August...
Miyoshi is a city in Tokushima Prefecture that is a gateway to the natural scenery the region has to offer. The Iya Valley, M...
Naruto is located in Tokushima Prefecture, and is where visitors may see its biggest draw, the majestic Naruto whirlpools. Th...
Miyoshi City in Tokushima Prefecture on Japan's Shikoku island holds an annual yokai ghost festival in November. Local reside...
Akamatsu shrine's fireworks event, which is considered an offering at the shrine, is a traditional festival called the "Blow ...
This Awa Odori is an amazing festival rich of culture and history, but the celebration doesn't end when the festival closes. ...
A review of Thai restaurant: Ban Sabai in Mugi town, Southern Tokushima.
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Robata style Seafood Dining Take-no Mai (Bamboo Dance) in Tokushima. This restaurant is well-known among locals for its creat...
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You can rest assured....everything tastes good in Tokushima! Located in the center of Tokushima drinking district, 'Uo-Roman'...
Kamikatsu in Tokushima Prefecture is the location of a zero- waste movement. The Kaikatsu Zero Waste Center is part of the to...
A basic accommodation good for Shikoku Henro pilgrims travelling by car. It's located in the vicinity of temples 8, 9 and 10.
Business hotel with natural hot spring bath right across from JR Tokushima Station.
Kamikatsu in Tokushima Prefecture is the location of a zero- waste movement. The Kaikatsu Zero Waste Center is part of the to...
Japan’s vast Nishi-Awa region is dominated by rugged mountains and untamed rivers. This wild corner of Shikoku’s Tokushima Pr...
Stepping back in time doesn’t have to be old and grungy! Shikoku figured out how to let travelers experience Japan’s old life...