Awa Food Museum

Awa Food Museum

Info

  • Address:
  • Nakasu 154, Takahara, Ishii-cho, Meishi-gun, Tokushima
  • Public Transportation:  
JR Ushijima Station → 5 minutes by car
  • Car Access:  
10km 18 minutes from Tokushima Dosei IC via National Route 318 and Prefectural Road 30
  • Phone Number:  
  • 088-677-7831
  • Parking Number:  
54 units/adjacent garden center Shiki-sai parking lot (64 units) are also available

Business Hours

8:30 to 18:00

Spot Category

Agricultural products, groceries and local sake


Garden sweets store "FLUTTA"

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Roaring Falls

One of Shikoku's leading waterfalls in the upper reaches of the Kaifu River. A powerful landscape continues, including large and small waterfalls such as the upstream fixed waterfall and the bird return waterfall. There are festivals in the summer and autumn, and there are also rituals that enter from Ryūō-ji in the summer and from Tōjō-jinja in the autumn, along with Mikoshi in the Takijar. A promenade is maintained around the area.

Yakuo Temple

The 23rd dasho of the Shikoku Reiba, which is transmitted to the beginning of Hongjin 6 (815). There are 33 stone steps to the main hall and 42 steps to the male, and worshipers of bad years can be seen climbing by placing coins at each step. In addition, there is Yugito (Yugito), which was built in commemoration of the year 1150 of Shikoku Reiba, when climbing 61 steps of Danjoyaku (Danjoyaku) slope.

Momijiya

A long-established confectionery store that has been around 140 years in existence. He continues to make Japanese sweets using specialty products from Tokushima. He also sells such items as 140 yen and bread made from Yamamomo, which is made from yamomo and wrapped in soft rice cakes.

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