MUGI TOWN FISHING
Mugi Town
Tokushima Prefecture
Mugi Town
On the uninhabited island of Mugioki-Oshima, a summer-only plan offers
about 15 to 20 minutes of cruising followed by a hands-free fishing experience from the boat.
The boat is equipped with flush toilets for a comfortable trip.
On the island, enjoy a BBQ with free equipment rental.
SUP (stand-up paddleboarding), swimming, and snorkeling are also available.
Mugi Town also offers experiences with rich seafood and traditional remote islands with deep history.
Spend a special time in this town of dreams, greenery, and the Kuroshio Current.
Website: https://kairyoumaru.com/
ACCESS
Tokushima Prefecture
About 4h 25m total
BusAbout 2h 35m
TrainAbout 1h 50m
Mugi Oshima
Mugi Oshima, an uninhabited island off the coast of Mugi, has been a mecca for rock fishing since the age of wooden boats over 100 years ago. Located about 8km from Mugi Port, it is renowned as a prime fishing spot. Highlights include strangely eroded sea rocks, the Kuroshio Current scenery, and an underwater park. Flocks of grey herons, a natural monument, can also be spotted. Tsushima Island is nearby as well.
Website: https://mugi-kankou.com/taiken/
Minshuku Shirakiya
This inn features a modern Japanese atmosphere with the warmth of wood. Jazz and coffee can be enjoyed 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 about 15 minutes offshore by ferry from Mugi Port. The traditional fishing village townscape from the early modern to Showa era remains intact. With no cars on the roads, life flows at a leisurely island pace. It has been designated as an Important Preservation District for Groups of Traditional Buildings by the national government.
Website: https://tebajima.jp/
