Shrines, museums, parks, and the spots in between, with the access details worked out.
A zoo in Tokushima that groups its animals by climate, from lions and zebras in the savanna area to polar bears, with a children's zoo.
TokushimaEdo-era castle ruins by the Yoshino River, built by Hachisuka Iemasa with a keep on a 60-meter hill, demolished in the Meiji period and a park since 1905.
TokushimaA Heian-period shrine in Tokushima city venerating two kami, with a Momoyama-style main hall built in 1630, a National Important Cultural Property.
TokushimaThe city museum on the site of Tokushima Castle's palace, telling the story of the Tokushima Domain and the Hachisuka family who ruled it.
TokushimaHall founded in 1999 at the foot of Mount Bizan, with daily Awa Odori dance performances, a museum on the history of the dance and the Mt. Bizan ropeway.
TokushimaTokushima Prefecture's only operating amusement park, built for families, with gentle rides and attractions in a green setting next to Tokushima Zoo.
TokushimaA mountain fortress built in 1338 and dismantled in 1615 as part of the one domain one castle policy, now preserving sections of its original bailey walls.
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