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Shikoku Region
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Kagawa
Japanese Cuisine
MORIKUNI (Shodoshima sake brewery)
3.58 1The Only Sake Brewery on Shodoshima. Enjoy Delicious Sake in a Chic Shop!
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A Treasure Trove of Scenic Film Locations: 10 Select Attractions on Shodoshima
Floating in the Seto Inland Sea, Shodoshima is best known for its beautiful natural scenery, which has made it a frequent filming location for movies and TV dramas. Another highlight is the relaxing ferry ride to Shodoshima, with views of the calm Seto Inland Sea. Here are the attractions, local cuisine, and recommended accommodations not to miss on Shodoshima, an island rich in natural beauty.
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A complete guide to Naoshima, the island of art! From major and hidden tourist spots to gourmet foods and souvenirs
Naoshima, located in the Seto Inland Sea, is known as the island of art and is full of unique features that only Naoshima can offer. It is an island with beautiful, photogenic nature, and we recommend it to anyone, not only art lovers, because of its variety in tourist spots. In this article, we would like to introduce the must-know highlights of Naoshima Island.
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Takamatsu
Tourist Attractions
The Historical Remains of Takamatsu Castle (Tamamo Park)
3.38 4Facing the Seto Inland Sea, this is one of the three Largest Seaside Castles in Japan
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Plenty to Enjoy Even on a Short Trip! 9 Classic Kagawa Attractions
Kagawa is Japan’s smallest prefecture by area, so even with a short stay you can fully enjoy must-see sights like historic shrines and castles, plus beautiful natural scenery. The remote islands floating in the Seto Inland Sea, such as Shodoshima and Naoshima, are also part of Kagawa’s appeal. If you’re sightseeing in this charm-packed prefecture, here are the attractions, places to stay, and local food you won’t want to miss.
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[Ritsurin Garden Visitor Guide] A Scenic Spot Where You Can Experience Japanese Atmosphere and Culture
Ritsurin Garden is a place where you can enjoy scenery full of Japanese charm and experience Japanese culture across its vast grounds. It changes with the seasons, and even a short walk reveals landscapes with different kinds of beauty. Here is useful information to know before your visit, including the best seasons to go and the garden’s highlights.
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