Reference entry · Shikoku

Tokushima–Komatsushima 徳島小松島 · Tokushima

Home of Awa Odori, the dance festival held 12–15 August, and half an hour from the Naruto whirlpools, which run on the tide rather than the clock.

What this page is, honestly. A researched reference entry — not a full guide. We have not walked Tokushima–Komatsushima yet, and we have not verified its berth-to-town distances the way we do for our full guides, so you will find no walking times or timed plans here: we do not publish numbers we have not checked. What is here is accurate, sourced, and kept current.

RegionShikokuThe smallest main island — pilgrimage country, and the least visited by international ships.

PrefectureTokushimaTokushima–Komatsushima locally: 徳島小松島

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Full guides near Tokushima–Komatsushima

These Shikoku ports have complete Port of Japan guides — timed shore plans for 2–3h, 4–6h and 8h+ calls, measured berth information and honest verdicts:

Kochi — Straw-seared bonito, the only original castle that kept its palace as well as its keep, Sakamoto Ryoma, and a market that talks to strangers.
Takamatsu — A garden that outclasses the famous three, a castle moated with seawater five minutes from the berth, the art islands, and udon eaten standing at a mill.

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Does Tokushima–Komatsushima have a cruise port?

Yes — Tokushima–Komatsushima (徳島小松島), in Tokushima Prefecture, appears on Japan cruise itineraries. Home of Awa Odori, the dance festival held 12–15 August, and half an hour from the Naruto whirlpools, which run on the tide rather than the clock.

Is there a full Tokushima–Komatsushima port guide on this site?

Not yet — this is a researched reference entry, clearly labelled as such: we have not walked Tokushima–Komatsushima or verified its berth-to-town details in person. Our full guides in the same region cover Kochi, Takamatsu, each with timed shore plans measured from the gangway. Reader requests decide which reference ports we promote to full guides next.

Reference entry · researched from official sources · By Takumi Yamada, Shizuoka · All 82 ports →