Shikoku, as the name suggests, is composed of four prefectures: Tokushima, Kagawa, Ehime, and Kochi. From standard attractions like Shodoshima and Dogo Onsen to historically significant landmarks such as famous castles, shrines, and experiences like whale watching, the region is brimming with natural and historically rich tourist spots. Additionally, Shikoku offers delightful cuisine, including Sanuki Udon noodles and citrus fruits. One of the highlights in summer is the unique festivals, such as the Yosakoi Festival and Awa Odori dance.
When it comes to indispensable summer flowers, sunflowers (himawari) top the list. Many people feel a sense of hope when seeing these flowers bloom facing the sun. Today we'll introduce the Honoyama Sunflower Fields near JR Shioiri Station in Kagawa's "Sunflower Village Manno" - a town completely dedicated to sunflower cultivation.
Over the Seto Inland Sea, numerous stunning bridges span, connecting various islands. Among them are magnificent structures of world-class scale, making them perfect spots for sightseeing! This time, we have carefully curation the 13 most worthwhile bridges and the best scenic spots in the Seto Inland Sea, ideal for both a scenic drive or a romantic date. Come and experience the unique grandeur of these bridges!
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Located in Shikoku, Tokushima Prefecture is brimming with stunning natural scenery, rich cultural traditions, and mouthwatering local cuisine! Here, you can immerse yourself in the lively atmosphere of the Awa Odori festival, marvel at the swirling whirlpools, or recharge in a hidden gem. There’s something for everyone! Below, we introduce unforgettable experiences you must check off during your Tokushima trip!
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Kochi Prefecture is renowned for its stunning natural beauty facing the Pacific Ocean and the historical relics of famous figures. The area is dotted with numerous unique tourist attractions, brimming with charm. For those eager to capture picturesque scenery, Niko Falls and Monet's Garden are perfect choices! To admire the majestic landscapes of Kochi Prefecture,
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Floating in the Seto Inland Sea, "Shodoshima" is an island where you can enjoy not only the sea views but also the mountainous scenery, including "Mount Hoshigajo," the highest peak in the Seto Inland Sea islands at an elevation of 817 meters. This time, we introduce the charming attractions of Shodoshima.
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Although Kagawa Prefecture is the smallest prefecture in Japan, it is a tourist destination with many attractions. Awajishima, Naoshima, and the Angel Road are popular and picturesque spots in Kagawa Prefecture! There are also rich delicacies such as Sanuki udon noodles, bone-in chicken, and Kibito Sang. We also recommend experiencing something unusual at the olive groves in Shodoshima Island.
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With the arrival of spring, many are eager to indulge in the beauty of cherry blossoms. This time, we will introduce seven spectacular cherry blossom viewing spots from Kagawa Prefecture in Shikoku. These locations boast renowned attractions where the cherry blossoms, already stunning in their own right, harmonize beautifully with the grandeur of nature.Let us delve into the enchantment of Kagawa's breathtaking landscapes, beyond its exquisite culinary delights.
"Being a popular destination known as the 'City in the Sea of Clouds,' Bitchu Matsuyama Castle, the vibrant orange-colored Avenue of Metasequoias in autumn, and the beautiful autumn foliage around Tanzan Shrine near the Thirteen-Story Pagoda are among the 21 recommended tourist spots for autumn travel in Western Japan today.
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