Tokushima Naruto Park Whirlpool Road + Ohnaruto Bridge Commemorative Museum Edy Admission Ticket

Meet Naruto Park's Whirlpool Road and the Edy Bridge Museum

Naruto's whirlpools are a natural phenomenon caused by the tidal differences between the Seto Inland Sea and the Kii Channel. The Naruto Strait's currents are among the three most famous currents in the world, along with Italy and Canada, boasting a top speed of over 20 km/h at the maximum tide! Enjoy a sea walk while looking at the magnificent scenery of the Naruto Strait to the left and right. The whirlpools seen from the glass floor at a height of 45m above the whirlpools are the magnificent scenery of the Pacific Ocean and the Seto Inland Sea that can only be seen here, and will impress your heart.

About Whirlpool Road

Naruto's whirlpools are a place where you can properly see the natural phenomenon caused by the tidal differences between the Seto Inland Sea and the Kii Channel. You can have a special experience of seeing the whirlpools created by the Pacific Ocean and the Seto Inland Sea from the glass floor.

About the Edy Bridge Museum

The Ohnaruto Bridge Bridge Commemorative Museum Edy exhibits photos, videos, and materials from the construction of the Ohnaruto Bridge. You can vividly feel the history and technology of the huge project that has been carried out over many years. In addition, you can learn and experience various technologies such as wind simulation and submarine tunnel construction that were created at the time of building the world's longest bridge.