徳島の映え絶景スポット5選|インスタ映えする自然風景おすすめ
5 Photogenic Scenic Spots in Tokushima | Recommended Instagrammable Natural Landscapes
Located in the east of Shikoku, Tokushima Prefecture is a treasure trove of stunning views created by majestic nature. There are also many hidden gem spots still known only to those in the know, gradually gathering attention among Instagrammers. This time we introduce five special photogenic spots that make you unintentionally cry out "Is this really Japan?!" ✨
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01 | Oboke Gorge
The gorge beauty woven by the clear stream of the Yoshino River, shining emerald green, and the white strange rocks is stunning in a word. The light reflecting on the river surface sparkles like jewels, and you can take a dramatic shot even with a smartphone.
- Best time: Morning to noon / the autumn fall foliage season (October to November)
- Shooting angle: Capturing the river surface and the cliffs together from a pleasure boat brings out depth and is GOOD. A composition looking down from atop a bridge is also excellent
- Access: About 5 minutes on foot from JR Oboke Station
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02 | Iya no Kazurabashi (Vine Bridge of Iya)
A secluded suspension bridge woven from wild Shirakuchikazura (hardy kiwi vines). The thrilling construction, where you can see through the gorge below your feet, and the dreamlike atmosphere surrounded by deep greenery create a one-of-a-kind photogenic scene.
- Best time: Early morning (the time slot when morning mist drifts) / May with fresh greenery, October with fall foliage
- Shooting angle: Shooting the whole bridge from the side from the opposite bank makes the contrast with the deep gorge stand out
- Access: About 30 minutes by route bus from JR Oboke Station
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03 | Naruto Whirlpools
The dynamic landscape created by some of the world's largest whirlpools is truly nature's art. If you visit timed to the time slot when the whirlpools become the most intense, you can aim for powerful stunning photos.
- Best time: The decisive moment is within 1 hour before and after the high and low tide times of the spring tide! (Check the times on the official website in advance)
- Shooting angle: Aiming from directly above through the peep windows from the over-the-sea promenade of "Uzu no Michi" lets you shoot the whirlpools from directly overhead for an extremely rare shot ✨
- Access: About 20 minutes by bus from Naruto Station
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04 | Mount Tsurugi
A famous peak among the finest in western Japan, boasting an elevation of 1,955 m. Near the summit, a sea of bamboo grass spreads across the whole expanse, and a dreamlike scene just like a scene from a movie spreads out. On days when a sea of clouds occurs, it becomes a mystical stunning view.
- Best time: Early morning in autumn (September to November), the sea-of-clouds season / the fresh greenery period of summer
- Shooting angle: Framing the sky and the bamboo grass with a wide angle near the summit hut is recommended. Putting a person in conveys the grand sense of scale
- Access: About 15 minutes using the lift from the Minokoshi trailhead
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05 | Mount Bizan from the Roof of the Awa Odori Kaikan
The evening view from the summit of Mount Bizan, which overlooks the city of Tokushima, gives you the finest emotion to close out your trip. The "magic hour" time slot, when the city lights and the sunset melt together, is just like a painting.
- Best time: The magic hour 30 minutes before and after sunset / the night view is also superb
- Shooting angle: Using the observation deck railing as a foreground blur, or aiming for the light trails of the city with your smartphone's night view mode, finishes it stylishly
- Access: About 6 minutes by ropeway from the Awa Odori Kaikan
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Tokushima's great nature makes you feel "I want to take more!" every time you point your camera. By all means, set out on a trip to Tokushima to find your favorite shot 🌿
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This article is compiled by the Tabitabi JAPAN editorial team from official and primary sources, including facility and shrine/temple websites, tourism information published by municipalities and tourism associations, and cultural-property records released by national and local governments. Prices, opening hours and event dates may change, so please also check the official information of each facility or local government before you visit.