Sameura Dam Tokushima Irrigation Water
Water drawn from Sameura Dam to Tokushima. The water jar of Shikoku is shared.
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Water drawn from Sameura Dam to Tokushima. The water jar of Shikoku is shared.
The Onaruto Bridge Memorial Museum in Naruto. It covers the engineering of the bridge and the science of the whirlpools.
Uzu no Michi in Naruto. From a walkway inside the bridge girders, visitors look straight down on the whirlpools.
Tsukimigaoka Seaside Park in Matsushige. It serves coastal environmental education.
The prefecture's agriculture, forestry and fisheries technology support center. It breeds varieties.
The same center's Fisheries Research Division. It surveys marine resources.
Ikimono Fureai no Sato in Sanagochi. It deals with biodiversity and environmental education.
The Faculty of Integrated Arts and Sciences of Tokushima University. It conducts natural science and regional research.
Kaiyo Town Museum. It covers Kaifu swords, a type of medieval sword, and local history.
A museum in Minami on the life and protection of sea turtles.
The science center of Anan City. It has a large telescope.
A health and sports park in the southern part of the prefecture. It doubles as a wide-area disaster prevention base.
Muya Port in Naruto and Tokushima-Komatsushima Port. They handle logistics.
A tourist farm in Naruto. No pesticides are used during the growing period, and strawberry picking is by reservation only, in timed slots.
A park-golf course on the riverbed at Aizumi.
Nemophila at a park in Itano, spreading blue in early summer.
A ropeway up Mount Bizan in Tokushima City, with the town and the Kii Channel from the summit.
A great ginkgo at a temple in the east of the prefecture.
Cherry trees along the sports park in Naruto.
A great cedar at Gokurakuji in Naruto, called the long-life cedar.