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- Find the closest parking to Uzu no Michi and enjoy easy access to Naruto Strait. Includes walking routes and tips for a smoother visit.
A Complete Walking Guide to Uzu no Michi Not Found on Maps!
While you’ll head to Uzu no Michi on foot from the nearest parking area—the Daiichi Parking Lot—there are also a few highlights along the way.
In this article, we’ll guide you step-by-step from the parking lot to Uzu no Michi, while also showcasing must-see spots along the path.
If you’d like more details about the Daiichi Parking Lot, which is closest to Uzu no Michi, check out the article below:
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Just a 5-Minute Walk to Uzu no Michi
From the Daiichi Parking Lot, it’s about a 5-minute walk to Uzu no Michi.
The walk is downhill on the way there and uphill on the way back, so returning may take a bit longer.
How to Walk from the Parking Lot to Uzu no Michi
Follow the route shown in the photos below to get from the parking lot to Uzu no Michi on foot.
The numbered locations 1 through 6 below correspond to those on the map.
1. Cross the Pedestrian Bridge
Exit the Daiichi Parking Lot and head toward the right, in the direction of Escahill. You’ll see a pedestrian bridge.
Cross the pedestrian bridge here.
There’s a sign on the bridge that says “Uzu no Michi this way,” so it’s easy to spot.
2. Popular Photo Spot: Ōnaruto Bridge
From the center of the pedestrian bridge, you’ll get a front-facing view of the Ōnaruto Bridge. This is a popular photo spot.
This is the only place where you can enjoy this view. Be sure to stop and take a look.
3. Descend the Pedestrian Bridge
As you continue across the pedestrian bridge, you’ll see the Ōnaruto Bridge Memorial Museum Eddy on your right.
Once you see the museum, that means the bridge is ending.
Head down the stairs.
After descending the bridge, you’ll find the Naruto Park guide map and a monument commemorating Japan’s Top 100 Roads.
The Ōnaruto Bridge was selected in 1987 as one of “Japan’s Top 100 Roads” for its scenic beauty fitting of Naruto Strait, which is designated as a National Park (Setonaikai National Park) and a Place of Scenic Beauty.
4. Don’t Miss This Hidden Photo Spot!
Once you descend the pedestrian bridge, the path slopes downward. You’ll soon walk under the Ōnaruto Bridge—but stop before you go under!
Take a look toward the sea. You’ll be greeted with a breathtaking view.
This rare angle offers a direct view of the Naruto Strait from beside the Ōnaruto Bridge. Although most of this path is surrounded by greenery, this one spot opens up to a sea view—making it a fantastic photo opportunity.
After soaking in the view, go ahead and pass under the Ōnaruto Bridge.
5. Almost There After Passing Under the Bridge
Once you’ve passed under the Ōnaruto Bridge, you’re almost there. Just walk down this path to reach Uzu no Michi.
6. You’ve Arrived at Uzu no Michi
You made it! This is the entrance to Uzu no Michi.
More precisely, once you enter this path, you’ll find the facility entrance.
Enjoy your time at Uzu no Michi!
