Ichinomiya-cho

Overview

Ichinomiya-cho in Tokushima Prefecture is a town blessed with the abundant waters of the Yoshino River, known as "Shikoku Saburo" (the third son of Shikoku), and a warm climate. Historically known as "Ichinomiya," it was a place of worship for safe passage at sea. Many historically significant temples and shrines remain. The tidal flats at the mouth of the Yoshino River are known as a haven for migratory birds, offering stunning natural scenery. Ichinomiya-cho also boasts thriving experiential tourism, utilizing its rich natural environment. Activities like canoeing, cycling, and fishing are readily available. Local cuisine is also very popular, featuring fresh seafood dishes and local specialties made with vegetables grown in the Yoshino River basin. Ichinomiya-cho is a charming town where history, nature, and food culture harmonize. Come visit and be healed by the calm sea and abundant nature.