Naruto: A Day with Otsuka International Museum of Art and Whirlpool Path—Masterpieces and Tidal Whirls

The Otsuka International Museum of Art, where masterpieces are recreated full-scale on ceramic plates, and the Whirlpool Path where you can gaze down at tidal whirls from above the sea—this is the classic itinerary to experience both of Naruto's prized attractions in a single day. Spend the morning immersed in the world of masterpieces at an awe-inspiring scale: the Sistine Chapel with its ceiling paintings and Monet's grand water lilies. Enjoy a seafood lunch at the Senjojiki Observation Platform while gazing at the Onaruto Bridge. In the afternoon, look down at the whirlpools from the glass floor of the seaside pedestrian walkway called the Whirlpool Path, then learn about how whirlpools form through hands-on exhibits at the Onaruto Bridge Memorial Museum Eddy. Finish by riding the long escalator at Escalihil Naruto up to the hilltop, where the grand panorama of the Naruto Strait is etched vividly into your memory—a perfect route for first-time visitors to Tokushima and an ideal classic itinerary.