Meiji Period Military Sites in Shikoku
Shikoku is home to many military sites from the Meiji period in highly scenic locations.
Shikoku is home to many military sites from the Meiji period in highly scenic locations.
Monobe River This beautiful, placid river flows through some of Shikoku’s most pristine nature. Narrow roads with very…
The Muroto Geopark is a fascinating remote area of Shikoku.
The village of Nagoro is known around the world as the Village of the Dolls.
Maybe it isn’t the place of tour operators to produce polemics. But we’d prefer you not to waste your precious time on Naoshima.
Shikoku is home to four of the twelve castles with keeps that survive from the Edo period. It also has several interesting ‘water’ castles.
Shikoku tantalizes food lovers with its flavourful chicken dishes, such as Imabari’s speedy yakitori and Kagawa’s succulent chicken on the bone.
Shikoku is home to a wide variety of attractive traditional crafts. You may encounter some of them on…
Shikoku Kominka Shikoku offers some unique accommodation choices, and among these, the _kominka_ ranks highly as the sort…
Shikoku is home to Japan’s oldest recorded hot spring.