The Great Naruto Bridge is a suspension bridge connecting the narrowest part of the Naruto Strait between Minamiawaji City in Hyogo Prefecture and Naruto City in Tokushima Prefecture.
With a total length of 1,629 meters, it was completed in 1988.
It is part of the bridge connecting Shikoku and Honshu, with a maximum span length of 876 meters.
There are lanes for cars, motorcycles, bicycles, and pedestrians, so it can be crossed on foot.
Below the Great Naruto Bridge, you can see the world’s largest tidal current, “Naruto Whirlpools.”
You can get a close-up view of the whirlpools on the Uzushio sightseeing boat.
At the Naruto Bridge Memorial Hall, you can learn about the construction process and technology of the bridge.
Attractions
The panoramic view from the 65-meter-high tower allows you to overlook Shikoku and Honshu.
The height and power felt while crossing provide a thrilling experience not found elsewhere.
The Naruto Whirlpools are a natural phenomenon caused by the tides and are a highlight of sightseeing.
On the Uzushio sightseeing boat, you can experience the whirlpools up close and enjoy their power.
The exhibits at the Naruto Bridge Memorial Hall allow you to learn about the technology and history, making it an interesting experience.
The area around the Great Naruto Bridge offers beautiful nature and local cuisine to enjoy.
Experience the unique power and beautiful scenery of the Great Naruto Bridge to the fullest, which is rarely found elsewhere.
Access map
By car
Naruto-kita IC About 5 minutes (by car)
Check the expressway toll to Naruto-kita IC
Tokushima City: about 30 minutes (by car)
Naruto Station About 15 minutes (by car)
Naruto Park Parking lot About 5 minutes (on foot) Uzuru-no-michi
Highway Bus (from Osaka/Kobe)
Osaka/Kobe→(Highway Bus) Naruto Park Exit→(3 min. walk) Uzuru-no-michi
Local bus
JR Tokushima Station → (80 min. by local bus) Naruto Park → (5 min. on foot) Uzuru-no-michi
JR Naruto Station → (25 min. by bus) Naruto Park → (5 min. on foot) Uzuru-no-michi
Tokushima Awa Dance Airport → (40 min. by bus) Naruto Park → (5 min. on foot) Uzuru-no-michi
