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Tokushima (City Center)・Naruto
Air Travel Tokushima Special Awa Odori Plans! (Dance! Eat! Stay!)
It's the season of Awa Odori! When the sun begins to set, you'll hear the unmistakable sounds of bells, taiko drums, shamisen, and flutes. Awa Odori groups are made of dancers and instrument players, and are known as "Ren" in Japanese. Each has their own unique dance style to showcase to the crowds. The male dancers are free spirited, and the female dancers are completely beautiful and elegant. Just watching their nimble hand and foot movements is sure to make you start dancing yourself!
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Tokushima (City Center)・Naruto
Fruit & Vegetable Picking Plans!
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Tokushima (City Center)・Naruto
Shikoku Pilgrimage Tours
Check back soon for Shikoku Pilgrimage tours!
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Tokushima・Naruto・Kamikatsu
Tokushima City
The culture and performing arts of Tokushima that flourished hundreds of years ago still continues today. During this tour you will watch a performance of the annual dance festival called Awa Odori; go to a popular market that offers a wide variety of Tokushima seafood, brand-name meats, and fresh vegetables; and then see a traditional puppet theater performance called Ningyo Joruri. The main attractions are close together and can be reached by water cab.
#Awaodori
#Awa dance festival
#NINGYO JORURI
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Tokushima (City Center)・Naruto
How-to: Accommodation Reservations on aiTripper
Make a reservation with aiTripper! You can search and make reservations in three categories: "Accommodation," "Activities," and "Food". Here we will explain how to make a reservation for "Accommodation."
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Tokushima (City Center)・Naruto
tonaru SETO: Naruto City’s New Tourism Hub
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Tokushima (City Center)・Naruto
tonaru SHIMADA: Naruto City’s New Tourism Hub
An area surrounded by mountains with a view of the magnificently grand sky. Once an athletic field, this area has been transformed into a facility where guests can enjoy a myriad of outdoor activities in the midst of abundant nature. We promise you a grand time where you will be in harmony with nature – where you can stare up at the beautiful star-filled sky and enjoy the pleasant breeze. Enjoy a truly unforgettable camping trip with your family or friends. 【tonaru】https://tonaru.jp/
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Tokushima・Naruto・Kamikatsu
New English-speaking Staff!
On April 2024, Air Travel Tokushima added two new English-speaking staff members – David Moreton from Canada and Sydney Bartig from the United States. Tokushima is home to a myriad of sights and activities that you just can’t find in the big cities. Crossing a swaying vine bridge in the midst of nature, walking a portion of the famous Shikoku Pilgrimage, getting up close with massive whirlpools... all of this can be done in Tokushima! For those who are worried about the lack of readily-available English information, the aiTripper website is perfect for you! Reservations can be made easily through the aiTripper website in English, so there is no need to worry if you can’t read Japanese. Want to try indigo dyeing or perhaps take the ropeway up to Tairyuji Temple? You can easily book online through aiTripper! We will be updating the English aiTripper page with plenty of information and tours that those from around the world can enjoy! The official aiTripper SNS accounts (Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter) also includes English, so you can always get information about the newest plans and seasonal tours. Make sure to give us a like! If you have any questions, or are thinking about travelling in Tokushima, do not hesitate to get in touch with us!
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Iya・Oboke・Mt.Tsurugi
Indigo Merchants in Wakimachi
Indigo is often referred to as “Japan Blue” by those from overseas. During the Edo period when indigo dyed clothing was abundant, Awa Ai Indigo flourished to the point where it is said to have “dyed the whole of Japan”. In Tokushima Prefecture, there are still indigo merchants who ship sukumo, necessary for indigo dye, all across Japan. Take a leisurely stroll through the streets of indigo’s hometown.
#Udatsu townscape
#Aizome
#Indigo dyeing
#Japan Blue
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Anan・Minami・Kaiyo
Southern Tokushima Prefecture
Tokushima Prefecture is the only prefecture in Japan that does not have trains that operate by electricity. All trains are diesel-powered via fuel, but there is a very unique mode of transportation here. This is the world`s first Dual-mode vehicle (DMV), which can be used on both roads and railway tracks. Here is a model course in southern Tokushima Prefecture where you can experience a ride in a DMV, try stand-up paddleboarding (SUP), and perhaps stay at an inn.
#DMV
#Dual Mode Vehicle
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Tokushima・Naruto・Kamikatsu
Bar Hopping
Although not well known, Tokushima Prefecture has the highest number of bars per capita in Japan. It is home to a myriad of authentic bars, with experienced bartenders clad in suits and ties standing behind the counters, waiting to serve you. Visit one of these bars and enjoy a cocktail made with fresh Tokushima fruit, a refreshing highball with a hint of sudachi citrus, or even a vintage whiskey that can't be easily found anywhere else. Of course, you can visit after already eating, but we recommend asking the bartender, who knows the local area well, what their recommendation is - you will be in for a treat!
#Bar
#Bar hopping
#Whisky
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Tokushima・Naruto・Kamikatsu
Naruto City
Naruto City serves as the gateway to the island of Shikoku from the Kansai region. Here many start their pilgrimage around Shikoku at Ryozenji temple, which is no. 1 of the 88 sacred sites part of this route. Naruto is home to a wide array of amazing tourism spots, including activities near the city’s magnificent whirlpools, an art museum that allows visitors to view masterpieces from around the world, and a form of pottery that is continued even today and is essential for indigo dyeing jars, one of Tokushima’s important industries. Visitors can also look forward to the wide array of delicious foods that Naruto has to offer, such as Naruto sea bream, Naruto kintoki sweet potatoes, and Naruto wakame seaweed. Here are three spots we have chosen that we highly recommend you visit.
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Iya・Oboke・Mt.Tsurugi
Iya Valley
In the western part of Tokushima, there is an area called Iya, where the old agricultural and mountain village life is still preserved and the scenery conveys the harshness of living on steep slopes. One charm of the Iya Valley is observing the daily lives of the people who have lived here for generations.
#Iya Valley
#Unexplored region
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Anan・Minami・Kaiyo
Tairyuji Temple
This temple with its massive grounds is located at the top of a mountain in the southern part of Tokushima Pilgrimage. It can be reached by foot or by cable car. It is said that Kukai/Kobo Daishi, the founder of Shingon Buddhism and the Shikoku pilgrimage spent 100 days training here on his journey around the island.
#Tairyuji Temple
#Ohenro
#Shikoku 88 temple pilgrimage
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Tokushima City has 138 rivers of various sizes flowing through it, and the fertile land around these rivers provides a rich harvest of agricultural and fishery products. In the past, this land also helped to promote the culture of indigo dyeing, the famous Awa Odori dance festival, and Awa Ningyo Joruri Puppet Theater. The city also offers delicious cuisine, such as Tokushima ramen, Naruto sea bream, Naruto kintoki sweet potatoes, and wakame seaweed.
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Iya・Oboke・Mt.Tsurugi
The deep mountainous area of the western part of Tokushima Prefecture includes Mt. Tsurugi, the second highest mountain in western Japan; the beautiful gorges of Oboke and Koboke; and the Iya Valley. Visitors can experience the rural lifestyle of people living in this area, and at the traditional townscape of Udatsu, they can see the houses of prosperous indigo merchants who used the Yoshinogawa River to transport indigo around Japan. Visitors can also enjoy the unique cuisine of this area, such as Iya soba noodles, Handa somen noodles, and gibier game meat.
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Anan・Minami・Kaiyo
One of the best parts of southern Tokushima is the coastline. There are winding inlets and bays, a flat line where the Pacific Ocean stretches out, and beaches where sea turtles comes to lay their eggs. The undulating terrain of the ocean, mountains, and rivers is a mecca for outdoor sports such as surfing, SUP (stand up paddle boarding), kayaking, diving, fishing, trekking, and cycling. South Tokushima is also known for its fresh seafood such as lobsters, abalone, and blue-ringed squid, as well as its locally raised chicken.
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Accommodation
We offer a variety of accommodation plans, including hotels where you can spend a special moment or convenient hotels that are perfect for business trip. Start your own wonderful trip from here.
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Activities
A journey into the history and culture of Tokushima, Shikoku. An experience that blends you into the wilderness. Here are various plans that will give you an experience you have never had before. Make your trip an unforgettable one.
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Food
From fish to meat, vegetables, fruits, and even local sake, Tokushima boasts a wide variety and high quality. We offer foods and drinks that can only be enjoyed here. Go on a delicious trip!
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Bar Hopping in Tokushima!
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【Bar Kohno】1 Tokushima Fruit Cocktail + 1 Naruto Kintoki Sweet Potato Cocktail + Home-made Dried Fruits
For 24 years since its opening, BAR KOHNO has provided a welcoming and cozy atmosphere as an authentic bar. We promise you an enjoyable night in Tokushima if you visit us. We have a selection of around 1,000 different whiskies, as well as popular cocktails made with local Tokushima citrus and fruit. We are looking forward to seeing you. ♢Plan Details ・Price: 4,000 Yen (Tax Included) ♢ What’s Included: ・1 Tokushima Fruit Cocktail ・A Naruto Kintoki Sweet Potato Cocktail ・Home-made Dried Fruits ・Cover charge ♢ About Bar Kohno ・Address Tachibana Building 3F, 1-67-2 Sakae-machi, Tokushima City, Tokushima Prefecture ・Hours of Operation Monday - Saturday 6:00 PM - 1:00 AM Closed: Sundays If Monday is a public holiday, we will be open on Sunday. ♢ SNS Instagram : barkohno Twitter : @barkohno How to Make a Reservation Please select your preferred date, time, and number of people from the calendar and make a reservation. *Can be booked for up to 5 persons per group. *If you want to book on the day of, please call the bar directly.
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【BAR TOYOKAWA】First Bar Visit & Pre-dinner Sake Plan
BAR TOYOKAWA is located in Sakae-machi, 2 Chome, Tokushima City. We have a wide selection of drinks from around the world, especially whiskies, as well as standard cocktails and seasonal fruit cocktails. This is the perfect plan for those visiting a bar for the first time or for those who have an interest in sake. This plan can also be great for pre-meetings, or for those arriving a little earlier than their meeting start time. We are looking forward to seeing you ! ♢ Plan Details First Bar & Pre-dinner Sake Plan ・Price: 1,000 Yen (Tax Included) ♢ What’s Included ・1 Aperitif Cocktail ・Cover Charge ♢ About the Bar ・Address 2-6 Sakae-machi, Tokushima City, Tokushima Prefecture ♢ Hours of Operation 5:00 PM - 12:00 AM ♢ SNS Instagram：bartoyokawa ♢ How to Make a Reservation: Please select your preferred date, time, and number of people from the calendar and make a reservation. *If you want to book on the day of, please call the bar directly.
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【Bar W still】Seasonal Fruit Cocktail and Quiche Lorraine
Enjoy cocktails made with seasonal Tokushima fruits and popular homemade quiches at Bar W still! ♢Plan Details Seasonal Fruit Cocktail and Quiche Lorraine Plan ・Price: 2,500 Yen (Tax Included) ♢ What’s Included 1. Seasonal Fruit Cocktail *You can choose from several options. *Non-alcoholic drinks are also available. 2. Appetizer 3. Quiche Lorraine (Bacon and Gruyere Cheese) *Cover Charge Included ♢ About Bar W still ・Address Plaza Part II 3F, 1-23 Akita-machi, Tokushima City, Tokushima Prefecture, Japan ♢ Hours of Operation Monday - Saturday 6:30 PM - 1:30 AM Closed: Sunday (Final Day for Consecutive Holidays) ♢ SNS Instagram：barwstill Twitter ：@barwstill ♢ How to Make a Reservation Please select your preferred date, time, and number of people from the calendar and make a reservation. *If you want to book on the day, please call the bar directly.
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【Bar HADA】Craft Gin Sampling Set (3 Drinks+ Snacks)
This shot bar in Akita-machi 1-chome, Tokushima City attracts a wide range of customers of all ages and genders. In addition to our standard menu of whiskeys and cocktails, we have the largest selection of gin in Tokushima, with about 70 varieties available at any given time, including craft gins that have become popular in recent years. Whether at the counter or at a table, we place importance on creating a comfortable, relaxed atmosphere. ♢Plan Details Craft Gin Sampling Set ・Price: 4,000 Yen (Tax Included) ♢ What’s Included ・3 Glasses of Craft Gin ・Snacks ♢ About Bar HADA ・Address 1-30 Akita-machi, Tokushima City, Tokushima Prefecture, Japan ♢ Hours of Operation 7:00 PM - 3:00 AM ♢ How to Make a Reservation Please select your preferred date, time, and number of people from the calendar and make a reservation. *If you want to book on the day of, please call the bar directly.
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【BAR ARCHE】Cocktail Plan: 1 Cocktail + Snacks
We will make a cocktail that suits your preferences. Please visit us when you stop by Tokushima. We look forward to serving you! ♢Plan Details Cocktail Plan ・Price: 2,000 Yen (Tax Included) ♢What’s Included ・1 Cocktail ・Snacks ・Cover charge ♢ About the Bar ・Address 1-39-1 Akita-machi, Tokushima City, Tokushima Prefecture, Japan ・Hours of Operation 7:00 PM - 2:00 AM ♢ How to Make a Reservation Please select your preferred date, time, and number of people from the calendar and make a reservation. *If you want to book on the day of, please call the bar directly.
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【Bar Yohaku】Adult Hideaway Bar Plan : Fresh Sudachi Cocktail+ Assorted Cheeses + Cover Charge (2 hours)
Bar Yohaku is located at the end of a narrow alley not far from Tokushima Station. When the evening sun goes down after a hectic day, you will find a place where you can regain the "blank space" in your mind. Please feel free to drop by after a tiring day, a night when you have accomplished something, or when you have forgotten how to relax a little. We will always be close to your heart as a place to talk or to spend time alone. ♢Plan Details Adult Hideaway Bar Plan ・Price: 3,000 Yen (Tax Included) ♢ What’s Included ・Fresh Sudachi Cocktail ・An Assortment of Cheeses ・Cover Charge (2 Hours) ♢ About Bar Yohaku ・Address 2-18-1 Terashima-Honcho Higashi, Tokushima City, Tokushima Prefecture ♢ Hours of Operation Monday - Saturday 7:00 PM - 3:00 AM Closed: Sundays ♢ SNS Instagram：baryohaku How to Make a Reservation Please select your preferred date, time, and number of people from the calendar and make a reservation. *If you want to book on the day of, please call the bar directly.
Learn about Sustainability in Kamikatsu!
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【Kamikatsu】Explore Mt. Irodori & Irodori Leaf Picking + Dinner
～To Those Considering a Trip to Kamikatsu ～ Kamikatsu is a small town with a population of less than 1,500. In 2003, it became the first municipality in Japan to make a "Zero Waste Declaration", aiming to become a garbage-free town. For responsible travelers who want to experience Kamikatsu as it really is and learn and enjoy through travel, we offer a variety of programs. ～Story～ Colorful leaves used for decorating food are one of the specialties of Kamikatsu, and are a part of the culture born from the Japanese sense of beauty. Kamikatsu leaves are sold under the "Irodori" brand, and their value is recognized by traditional restaurants throughout Japan. Seasonal leaves, flowers, and wild vegetables are harvested, shipped, and sold. This business model, which allows elderly people to work lively while using computers, is attracting attention from all over Japan. This is an opportunity to learn about the unique industry of Kamikatsu and to enjoy the five senses by coloring your meal with a sense of art. Fitness Level ★☆☆☆☆ Skill Level ★☆☆☆☆ ～Customer Feedback～ ・A very delicious and beautiful dinner. There were many kinds of dishes, and the serving sizes were perfect! ～Price～ 7,000 Yen per Person Price includes a 500 yen investment in Kamikatsu. *This activity is only available to guests staying at the Tsukigatani Onsen (overnight stay with dinner included). *Applications accepted starting from 2 people. ～About Kamikatsu～ 1. Meals ・The number of eateries is limited, so advance booking is necessary. ・There are no convenience stores or supermarkets in the town. 2. Transportation ・If you apply only for the experience, you will have to arrange transportation to the site by yourself. ・From Tokushima Station: Approx.1 hour by car, 1.5 hours by bus ・As the number of buses operating is limited, other transportation options such as volunteer taxis are recommended. (Requires registration and booking in advance.) 3. Responsibilities as Travelers ・When visiting Kamikatsu, please double check your travel gear and, as a zero waste traveler, take the actions required to not leave garbage behind. ・Prepare to bring reusable water bottles, chopsticks, etc. ・When having meals, consider the amount you will eat as to minimize leftover food as much as possible.
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【Kamikatsu】Mt. Yamainudake Trekking Tour
～To Those Considering a Trip to Kamikatsu ～ Kamikatsu is a small town with a population of less than 1,500. In 2003, it became the first municipality in Japan to make a "Zero Waste Declaration", aiming to become a garbage-free town. For responsible travelers who want to experience Kamikatsu as it really is and learn and enjoy through travel, we offer a variety of programs. ～Story～ Mt. Yamainudake was named after the shape of the rocks at the top of the mountain, which look like a wolf (or wild dog) with its mouth agape (in Japanese, “yama inu” means wild dog). The mountain is home to one of the largest peat moss forests in Japan, and with its groups of giant rocks, it has a very mystical atmosphere. It was once a training area for the ascetic practice of Shugendo, and one of the highlights of this tour are the stone Buddha statues dotted across the mossy valley that are part of a mini-Shikoku 88 Temple Pilgrimage. There are also ruins of settlements along the mountain trails, and many beautiful terraced rice paddies can be seen up to the trailhead. This mysterious area allows visitors to come into coexistence with nature and the people of Kamikatsu. After finishing your hike, enjoy a meal made with locally produced ingredients and an onsen bath at the Tsukigatani Onsen. Fitness Level ★★★☆☆ Skill Level ★★★☆☆ ～Customer Feedback～ ・The scenery from the summit is particularly beautiful, and the moss covered valley was great. ・A recommendable tour where guests can experience mystical scenery, experience the Kamikatsu lifestyle, and enjoy the delicious food of Kamikatsu! ～Price～ 13,000 Yen per Person ・Price includes a 500 yen investment in Kamikatsu. ～Number of Participants～ 2 to 6 People ～About Kamikatsu～ 1. Meals ・The number of eateries is limited, so advance booking is necessary. ・There are no convenience stores or supermarkets in the town. 2. Transportation ・If you apply only for the experience, you will have to arrange transportation to the site by yourself. ・From Tokushima Station: Approx.1 hour by car, 1.5 hours by bus ・As the number of buses operating is limited, other transportation options such as volunteer taxis are recommended. (Requires registration and booking in advance.) 3. Responsibilities as Travelers ・When visiting Kamikatsu, please double check your travel gear and, as a zero waste traveler, take the actions required to not leave garbage behind. ・Prepare to bring reusable water bottles, chopsticks, etc.
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【Kamikatsu】Traditional Tea Tasting Comparison with Ms. Shinobu
～To Those Considering a Trip to Kamikatsu ～ Kamikatsu is a small town with a population of less than 1,500. In 2003, it became the first municipality in Japan to make a "Zero Waste Declaration", aiming to become a garbage-free town. For responsible travelers who want to experience Kamikatsu as it really is and learn and enjoy through travel, we offer a variety of programs. ～Story～ Kamikatsu Awa Bancha is a lactic acid fermented tea that is rare in the world. This golden tea, with its unique aroma and refreshing sourness, has been handed down from generation to generation in Kamikatsu for private use. The production process is unique, and almost all of the steps, from picking the tea to bagging it, are done by hand. The flavor and taste varies from year to year, and from one tea maker to another, resulting in a thousand different types of tea. This valuable tea-making method has been designated as a national Important Intangible Folk Cultural Asset. Faced with a lack of successors, Ms. Shinobu and others involved in the production are working to preserve and popularize the Kamikatsu Awa Bancha tea in an effort to pass this tradition on to future generations. Fitness Level ★☆☆☆☆ Skill Level ★☆☆☆☆ ～Customer Feedback～ ・It was a great experience as we learned of a tea type with which we were not particularly familiar with. ・The presenter was also great, and the stories of the locals who are producing the tea were also interesting. ～Prices～ Per Person: For Groups of 1: 20,000 Yen For Groups of 2: 12,500 Yen For Groups of 3 - 4: 10,000 Yen For Groups of 5 - 10: 7,500 Yen Price includes a 500 yen investment in Kamikatsu. ～Target Age～ This experience is designed for adults, but young children are welcome to accompany you. ～Access～ At a location of your choice in the Kamikatsu area (prior arrangement required) ※A separate fee for the use of the venue is required. ～About Kamikatsu～ 1. Meals ・The number of eateries is limited, so advance booking is necessary. ・There are no convenience stores or supermarkets in the town. 2. Transportation ・If you apply only for the experience, you will have to arrange transportation to the site by yourself. ・From Tokushima Station: Approx.1 hour by car, 1.5 hours by bus ・As the number of buses operating is limited, other transportation options such as volunteer taxis are recommended. (Requires registration and booking in advance.) 3. Responsibilities as Travelers ・When visiting Kamikatsu, please double check your travel gear and, as a zero waste traveler, take the actions required to not leave garbage behind. ・Prepare to bring reusable water bottles, chopsticks, etc. ・When having meals, consider the amount you will eat as to minimize leftover food as much as possible.
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【Kamikatsu】Experience Traditional Village Life at Yaeji Hananotei
～To Those Considering a Trip to Kamikatsu ～ Kamikatsu is a small town with a population of less than 1,500. In 2003, it became the first municipality in Japan to make a "Zero Waste Declaration", aiming to become a garbage-free town. For responsible travelers who want to experience Kamikatsu as it really is and learn and enjoy through travel, we offer a variety of programs. ～STORY～ Deep within Kamikatsu lies the Yaeji Village, a place where the original scenery of Japan still remains. Beautiful terraced rice fields can be found among the mountains, with the sounds of running water beside the fields being heard. As night descends upon the village, smoke from the resident’s wood-fire baths can be seen rising into the air, giving a true feeling of how little the people’s way of life has changed. Overlooking the terraced rice fields from high above is the thatched-roof Hananotei. An important old folk house (kominkan), it has been restored using local materials and techniques that have been passed down through the ages. Gather around the sunken hearth together with those who are working to preserve the village and enjoy chatting, brewing coffee with a stone mortar, and grilling mochi... We also recommended you simply do nothing but sit and enjoy the view of the terraced rice fields. Come and visit Yaeji Village and enjoy a peaceful and heartwarming time. Fitness Level ★☆☆☆☆ Skill Level ★☆☆☆☆ ～Customer Feedback～ ・Surrounded by a beautiful view, I was able to relax and enjoy the atmosphere and slow lifestyle of the Japanese countryside from a thatched roof house. ・Although access was not so easy, magnificent scenery and special experiences were waiting for us! ～Prices～ Per Person: For Groups of 1: 24,000 Yen For Groups of 2: 13,000 Yen For Groups of 3 - 4: 9,500 Yen For Groups of 5 - 6: 6,500 Yen * Price includes a 500 yen investment in Kamikatsu. ～About Kamikatsu～ 1. Meals ・The number of eateries is limited, so advance booking is necessary. ・There are no convenience stores or supermarkets in the town. 2. Transportation ・If you apply only for the experience, you will have to arrange transportation to the site by yourself. ・From Tokushima Station: Approx.1 hour by car, 1.5 hours by bus ・As the number of buses operating is limited, other transportation options such as volunteer taxis are recommended. (Requires registration and booking in advance.) 3. Responsibilities as Travelers ・When visiting Kamikatsu, please double check your travel gear and, as a zero waste traveler, take the actions required to not leave garbage behind. ・Prepare to bring reusable water bottles, chopsticks, etc. ・When having meals, consider the amount you will eat as to minimize leftover food as much as possible.
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【Kamikatsu】Visit Rise & Win Craft Beer Brewery + BBQ Lunch
～To Those Considering a Trip to Kamikatsu ～ Kamikatsu is a small town with a population of less than 1,500. In 2003, it became the first municipality in Japan to make a "Zero Waste Declaration", aiming to become a garbage-free town. For responsible travelers who want to experience Kamikatsu as it really is and learn and enjoy through travel, we offer a variety of programs. ～Story～ Standing at the entrance of Kamikatsu and welcoming visitors with its unique brown-tinged dark red color building is the Rise & Win Co. BBQ ＆ General Store. You can not only enjoy Kamikatsu's craft beer and a BBQ prepared using local ingredients, but if you take careful notice, each material used to construct the building carries stories of Kamikatsu. Through interactions with the cheerful local staff, you will be able to learn about the reality of people's life in Kamikatsu. Once you've satisfied your stomach, the tour visits the zero waste craft beer brewery. At the eye-catching indigo blue colored brewery, you will be able to learn how Kamikatsu's craft beer is produced while producing zero-waste. Fitness Level ★☆☆☆☆ Skill Level ★☆☆☆☆ ～Customer Feedback～ ・In addition to being a great restaurant, the stories, thoughts, and passions of the people, as well as the history of challenges and failures in order to resolve environmental issues, was touching. ・ The methods of beer brewery in Kamikatsu and its corporate philosophy are very clear and the brewery tour was great. ～Price～ 12,000 Yen per Person Price includes a 500 yen investment in Kamikatsu. ～Number of Participants～ 4 to 10 People ～Age Requirements～ For Beer Tasting: 20 Years & Older ～About Kamikatsu～ 1. Meals ・The number of eateries is limited, so advance booking is necessary. ・There are no convenience stores or supermarkets in the town. 2. Transportation ・If you apply only for the experience, you will have to arrange transportation to the site by yourself. ・From Tokushima Station: Approx.1 hour by car, 1.5 hours by bus ・As the number of buses operating is limited, other transportation options such as volunteer taxis are recommended. (Requires registration and booking in advance.) 3. Responsibilities as Travelers ・When visiting Kamikatsu, please double check your travel gear and, as a zero waste traveler, take the actions required to not leave garbage behind. ・Prepare to bring reusable water bottles, chopsticks, etc. ・When having meals, consider the amount you will eat as to minimize leftover food as much as possible.
Recommended Tourist Information
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Awa Dance Festival (Awa Odori)
Awa Odori (Awa Dance) is a world-class traditional performing art with a history of over 400 years. In Tokushima City, the eve of the festival is held on August 11 every year. Then, from the 12th to the 15th, a wild dance is performed at stages and other locations throughout the city. Awa Odori is one of the most popular festivals in Japan, attracting many tourists from not only within Japan, but also from abroad. The synchronized dancing to the sounds of shamisen, gongs, drums, and other musical instruments is truly breathtaking.
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Iya Vine Bridges
In the secluded area of the Iya Valley lies a vine bridge made from hardy kiwi, which is 45 meters long and 2 meters wide and is 14 meters above the water. The beautiful shape of the bridge is reflected in the clear water of the Iya River that lies below, creating a scene that is in harmony with nature and shows different colors throughout the four seasons. Designated as a National Important Tangible Folk Cultural Property, it is now a popular sightseeing area.
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Yamainudake
This mountain is located 997 meters above sea level in the center of Kamikatsu Town. It is one of the best places to see moss in Tokushima Prefecture from July to October. It is a natural sanctuary where deep green moss grows in clusters on the rocks, creating an almost mysterious atmosphere. It takes about an hour's walk from the nearest parking lot, and you should make sure to wear comfortable walking clothes as the paths are steep because they used to be training paths for mountain priests in the past.
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Yakuoji Temple
This is the last temple in Tokushima Prefecture that is a part of the Shikoku 88 Temple Pilgrimage route, and it is famous as a temple to ward off bad luck or misfortune. There are three sets of stairs - one with 33 stairs, one with 42 stairs, and one with 61 stairs. These are the years of misfortune for women, men, and those who turn 60 (61 in the old calendar) respectively . By climbing and leaving a coin on each step, it's said that one can prevent misfortune from occurring during that year.
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