Naruto Strait

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Naruto Strait is a narrow channel of water in Japan famous for its powerful tidal whirlpools between Awaji Island and Shikoku.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf strait
causeOfWhirlpools difference in tidal levels between Seto Inland Sea and Kii Channel
connects Harima-nada Sea NERFINISHED
Kii Channel NERFINISHED
country Japan
crossedBy Ōnaruto Bridge NERFINISHED
hasFeature large eddies and whirlpools at spring tides
hasStructure Ōnaruto Bridge NERFINISHED
japaneseName 鳴門海峡
knownFor powerful tidal whirlpools
locatedBetween Awaji Island NERFINISHED
Ōge Island (Shikoku side) NERFINISHED
locatedIn Hyōgo Prefecture NERFINISHED
Japan
Tokushima Prefecture NERFINISHED
maximumCurrentSpeed up to about 10 knots
up to about 20 km/h
navigationCondition hazardous for small vessels during peak tides
nearCity Minamiawaji, Hyōgo NERFINISHED
Naruto, Tokushima NERFINISHED
oceanSystem Pacific Ocean NERFINISHED
offersActivity whirlpool sightseeing boat tours
partOf Seto Inland Sea NERFINISHED
Seto Inland Sea National Park NERFINISHED
separates Awaji Island NERFINISHED
Shikoku NERFINISHED
tidalPhenomenon strong tidal currents
tourismAttraction Naruto whirlpools NERFINISHED
waterBodyType tidal strait
width approximately 1.3 km at narrowest point

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Awaji Island locatedNear Naruto Strait
Shikoku coast hasPart Naruto Strait