While Shodoshima’s name stems from the Japanese words for “small beans,” the island is more famously known for its production of olive oil.
Remarkable for its unique saltwater moat, the ruins of Takamatsu castle is one of Japan’s celebrated three great water castles.
Learn about what the biggest garden in Shikoku has to offer.
Olives groves and jutting cliffs at one of the most surprising mixes of culture in Japan.
香川県の紫雲出山しうでやまに行ってきました。標高は352mです。 三豊市の荘内半島の最高峰で、山頂に咲く1000本の桜と瀬戸内海の島々を見渡せます。
Ashizuri-Uwakai National Park, located in Shikoku’s southernmost tip, is the epitome of what makes traveling through Japan so endlessly fascinating.
Where bountiful hiking meets thrill-seeking.
