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Uzu no Oka Onaruto Bridge Memorial Museum 1
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Uzu no Oka Onaruto Bridge Memorial Museum

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4.0 (4929 reviews)

Hilltop complex with a restaurant & gift shop, views of the Naruto Strait & a large onion sculpture.

Hei-936-3 Fukura, Minamiawaji, Hyogo 656-0503, Japan

+81 799-52-2888

Did You Know?
6 facts
20 meters
Whirlpool Diameter

The museum provides prime viewing opportunities and educational insights into the Naruto Whirlpools, which can reach an impressive diameter of up to 20 meters, making them some of the largest tidal whirlpools globally.

Suspension
Bridge Type

The museum commemorates the Onaruto Bridge, a magnificent suspension bridge that spans the Naruto Strait, connecting Awaji Island (Hyogo Prefecture) to Shikoku.

Glass Floor
Under-Bridge View

A key attraction often associated with the museum complex is the 'Uzu no Michi' walkway, an observation path located *underneath* the Onaruto Bridge, featuring glass floors for a thrilling direct view of the whirlpools below.

Awaji Island
Island Gateway

The museum is strategically located on Awaji Island, the largest island in the Seto Inland Sea, serving as a crucial gateway to Shikoku via the Onaruto Bridge.

Highlights from Reviews

Spectacular Views

Visitors consistently praise the amazing and splendid views of Shikoku, the bridge, and the island from the hilltop location.

Onion Theme & Souvenirs

The place offers a comprehensive onion experience with a vast array of quirky onion-related goods and merchandise for purchase.

Delicious Food Options

Many reviews highlight the tasty and fresh food, especially the famous onion burgers and the restaurant's offerings.

Unique Photo Opportunities

The giant onion statues and props for selfies provide fun and memorable photo opportunities for visitors.

Worthwhile Visit

Despite potential crowds, many visitors feel the experience is worth the trip and time spent, recommending it as a must-visit.

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