Tokuzen Village
A village in Iya with a historic past and agricultural present.
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Tokushima City
Capital of Tokushima Prefecture, best known as the home of the Awa Odori dance festival.
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The German House
The German House, built in 1972, houses a museum about the POWs, with photographs and models.
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Tebajima Island
A small island off Tokushima Prefecture where time stopped in the Showa period.
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Takegashima Island
The name of this place means 'bamboo island'. It's located on the border between Tokushima and Kochi, on a long and interesting stretch of coast.
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Sarukai Village
Sarukai Village is one of the communities in the Iya region built on extremely steep slopes where special agricultural techniques are used.
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Saitō Brewery Co., Ltd.
The three-person team of Saito Brewery brews Gotensakura sake in their attractive brewery in Tokushima city.
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Sadamitsu
Sadamitsu is known for its streets of old buildings ornamented with a flamboyance called ‘udatsu’.
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Omatsu Daigongen Shrine
This Shintō shrine celebrates a cat who wreaked vengeance on the wicked people who persecuted his mistress.
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Oku-Iya
This is the ‘deepest’ part of the Iya Valley, an isolated but beautiful and fascinating area.
