Mugi Town, Tokushima Prefecture
On the uninhabited island of Mugioki-Oshima, there is a summer-only plan:
Enjoy cruising for about 15 to 20 minutes,
You can experience empty-handed fishing from a boat.
The boat is comfortable and equipped with flush toilets.
On the island, you can have a BBQ with free rental equipment.
SUP (stand-up paddleboard),
You can also enjoy swimming and snorkeling.
Mugi Town is also known for its rich seafood and history.
You can experience traditional remote islands.
Enjoy a special time in this town of dreams, greenery and the Kuroshio Current. Homepage: https://kairyoumaru.com/
Access from Osaka
Mugi Oshima
Mugi Oshima, an uninhabited island off the coast of Mugi, is known as a mecca for reef fishing, where the culture of reef fishing has been rooted since the days of wooden boats over 100 years ago. The uninhabited island is located about 8km from Mugi Port and is famous as a fishing spot. Its highlights include the strangely eroded rocks, the scenery of the Kuroshio Current, and the underwater park. You can also see a flock of blue herons, a natural monument. Tsushima is also nearby. Website: https://mugi-kankou.com/taiken/
Minshuku Shirakiya
This inn features a modern Japanese atmosphere and the warmth of wood. You can also enjoy jazz and coffee in the lounge. We look forward to welcoming you with heartfelt hospitality and cuisine centered around fresh locally caught seafood. Website: https://shirakiya-mugi.com/
Deba Island
A small island located about 15 minutes offshore by ferry from Mugi Port. The traditional fishing village townscape from the early modern to Showa era remains. There are no cars on the roads, and island life flows at a leisurely pace. The island has been designated as an Important Preservation District for Groups of Traditional Buildings by the national government. Website: https://tebajima.jp/