Amazing Naruto Whirlpools : The World's Greatest Whirlpools In Tokushima, Japan

Naruto Whirlpools are the greatest whirlpool of the world.
The current in the Naruto Strait
The Naruto Strait has a maximum depth of about 100 meters and has very few obstructions for its current. This current is called the main current. On the other hand, on both sides of the main current are shallower waters where the current flows much more slowly.
The whirlpools occur when this main current and the slower currents on the coasts intersect with one another.
Size of the whirlpool
Larger whirlpools can be up to 20 meters in diameter.
When whirlpools occur, they appear, stay from a few seconds to less than a minute, and then disappear. This process repeats numerous times.
Considered as one of the three greatest currents in the world!
The current in the Naruto Strait is the fastest in Japan. The fastest the current can achieve is 10 knots (approximately 20 km/h) or more during the spring tide.
This current is on the same level as the Strait of Messina of Italy and the Seymour Narrows of Canada.
The fast current of the Naruto Strait occurs due to the changing of the tides caused by the gravity of the sun and moon. The high and low tides occur due to the gravitational pull of the sun and moon.
The best times to see the whirlpools are around one and a half hours before and after the current is fastest.
Days with spring tides are especially recommended.
You should check the best time slots on spring tide days and board the sightseeing boat then.
You will be able to see the grand sights and sounds of the whirlpools up close and be impressed at the awesome power of nature.
More details: www.uzusio.com/en/know/
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[@darrentan4579]

Japan 🇯🇵

[@1973Washu]

I came here after looking at a really famous picture of these whirlpools

[@hollyl6451]

Would be great if you can tell us how to get there by public transport too.

[@bluekewne]

Google Maps suggests using the Takarazuka Main Line, although there are other routes depending on where you are.
I used Google Maps when Iwas in Japan & was very helpful; honestly better as Google Maps would be more up to date with routes.
Also if you want to go into the more rural areas of Japan that are more off the beaten path, a lot of those destinations aren't easily accessible by transit - so you'll have to consider renting a car, looking into tour guides with transportation, or just crossing that destination off the list entirely (& be prepared to speak & understand at least elementary Japanese)

[@Kloud22]

Omg

[@maurizpdg]

wtf Naruto is a place bro 💀