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Estrecho de Naruto

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Estrecho de NarutoClima, tiempo y mejor temporada para viajar

Fuente de datos：Meteostat
Fecha de actualización：2025-09

Estrecho de Naruto clima durante todo el año

  • Spring (March–May): Average 11–19°C, mild climate, but rainfall increases, especially in April and May. Common activities: Viewing the Naruto whirlpools, visiting the Onaruto Bridge. Recommended clothing: Light jacket, comfortable long pants, and comfortable athletic shoes.
  • Summer (June–August): Average 22–28°C, hot and humid, with more rainfall in June and July. Common activities: Beach activities, water sports, viewing the spectacular Naruto whirlpools. Recommended clothing: Light and breathable short-sleeved clothing, shorts, sun hat, and sunscreen.
  • Autumn (September–November): Average 14–26°C, pleasant and comfortable climate, with less rainfall. Common activities: Leaf viewing, cycling, hiking. Recommended clothing: Long-sleeved shirts, light jacket, comfortable long pants.
  • Winter (December–February): Average 6–11°C, cold and dry, with less rainfall. Common activities: Enjoying the winter scenery of the Naruto Strait, soaking in hot springs. Recommended clothing: Warm coat, hat, scarf, gloves, and thermal underwear.

Estrecho de Naruto promedios climáticos

Annual average temperature: approx. 17°C / Annual rainfall: approx. 1438 mm / Summer humidity: 70%–80% / Rainiest month: June

Estrecho de Naruto temperatura media mensual y precipitación

Mes
Temperatura (°C)
Precipitación (mm)
enero
6.3°C
41.9
Febrero
6.9°C
59.8
Marzo
11°C
105.6
Abril
16.1°C
132.5
Mayo
19°C
222.9
junio
22.8°C
261.6
julio
27.4°C
118.7
Agosto
28.7°C
158.2
Septiembre
26.8°C
96.1
Octubre
20°C
103.8
Noviembre
14.7°C
105.1
Diciembre
8.1°C
32.4

El clima de los próximos siete días Estrecho de Naruto

9/15
Martes
Chubasco ligero
25.1°C/23.5°C
9/16
Miércoles
Chubasco ligero
23.9°C/21.7°C
9/17
jueves
Soleado
25.4°C/22.3°C
9/18
viernes
Lluvia irregular en las cercanías
25.5°C/22.9°C
9/19
Sábado
Lluvia irregular en las cercanías
24.9°C/23°C
9/20
domingo
Lluvia irregular en las cercanías
24.9°C/23.1°C
9/21
lunes
Lluvia irregular en las cercanías
24.9°C/22.8°C

Estrecho de NarutoPreguntas frecuentes de viajes FAQ y información útil

What causes the Naruto Whirlpools?

The Naruto Whirlpools are caused by the massive tidal exchange between the Kii Channel and the Harima Sea. When the tide is high in the Kii Channel, water flows towards the Harima Sea, and vice versa. This powerful ebb and flow, occurring every six hours, creates the impressive whirlpools on either side of the strait.

Does 'Naruto' mean Whirlpool?

While the famous anime character 'Naruto' is named after the food topping naruto, which itself is named after the 'naruto whirlpools' that form under bridges, the term 'Naruto' in this context is intrinsically linked to the spiral or vortex motion seen in these natural phenomena. The Japanese word 'Uzumaki' also translates to spiral or whirlpool.

Is visiting the Naruto Strait worth it?

Absolutely. The Naruto Strait offers a very impressive natural phenomenon in a beautiful setting. The Uzu-Michi observation deck, spanning across the strait, provides an excellent vantage point to witness the powerful whirlpools and the scenic surroundings. It's a unique and memorable experience.

Where is the Naruto Strait located?

The Naruto Strait is situated between Naruto City in Tokushima Prefecture and Awaji Island. This strait is renowned for its spectacular tidal whirlpools, and the promenade above the ocean across the strait serves as a popular tourist attraction.

What is the best way to see the Naruto Whirlpools?

The most popular way to experience the Naruto Whirlpools is by taking a dedicated boat tour that navigates close to the whirlpools, offering thrilling views. Alternatively, you can visit the Uzu-Michi observation deck, which is a glass-floored walkway extending over the strait, providing a unique perspective from above.