Naruto Onsen Tours and Trips (Tokushima Prefecture)

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Naruto Onsen

(Tokushima Prefecture Naruto City)

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Hot springs in Tokushima Prefecture
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*This map shows "Renaissance Resort Naruto"

Hot Spring Data

Efficacy:
Stiff shoulders, neuralgia, fatigue recovery, lower back pain, poor circulation, beautiful skin, muscle pain
Spring quality:
Sodium chloride/bicarbonate spring, artificial thoron hot spring

Tourist Attraction Information

Close to Mt. Bizan, the Awa Odori Hall, and the Otsuka Museum of Art, it is a popular base for sightseeing around the Akashi Kaikyo Bridge, Awaji Island, and the Naruto Whirlpools.

Highlights

They feature open-air baths and observation baths with panoramic views of the Naruto Strait and the Onaruto Bridge. Some inns also offer a variety of baths, including citrus baths.

Hot Spring Specialties

Enjoy Tokushima's seasonal produce to your heart's content
At the inns in Naruto Onsen, you can enjoy local and creative cuisine that makes use of seasonal ingredients from Tokushima throughout the year. Natural Naruto sea bream caught by line, as well as seafood from the Seto Inland Sea such as spiny lobster, clams, abalone, conger eel, and scallops, as well as Awaodori chicken, Naruto kintoki, Naruto wakame seaweed, and Awa vegetables are served in a variety of settings, including kaiseki cuisine, teppanyaki, charcoal grilling, course dinners, and buffets. It's a pleasure that rivals the hot springs.

Hot Springs

The spectacular Naruto whirlpools are a must-see
Countless whirlpools can be seen in the Naruto Strait. The currents can reach speeds of 20km per hour and diameters of up to 20m, making a tremendous noise as they flow, creating a spectacular sight. If you come to Naruto Onsen, which is right in front of the Naruto Strait, you should definitely see these whirlpools. If you want to see them up close, take the Whirlpool Sightseeing Boat, where you will be overwhelmed by the power of the swirling whirlpools. In addition, from the 450m-long sea promenade built on the Onaruto Bridge, the Onaruto Bridge Promenade - Whirlpool Path, you can see the whirlpools under a glass floor 45m above the sea, which is a thrilling experience.