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- Kagawa
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- History and Culture
Ritsurin Garden
A historic daimyo garden where the scenery changes with every step. Ritsurin Garden is a nationally designated Special Place of Scenic Beauty, featuring six ponds and thirteen landscaped hills. Set against Mount Shiun, its ponds, carefully tended pines, and stone arrangements reveal a different ... -
Area：
- Kagawa
Cateogry：
- Sightseeing Spots
- History and Culture
The Kagawa Museum
Explore Kagawa’s history and art beside Takamatsu Port. The Kagawa Museum combines the functions of a history museum and an art museum. Located beside the Takamatsu Castle Ruins / Tamamo Park and Kagawa Prefectural Hall, it offers a wide range of experiences, from displays introducing Kagawa’s h... -
Area：
- Kagawa
Cateogry：
- Sightseeing Spots
- History and Culture
Chosa Kaikan Museum
Experience the power of the lavishly decorated chosa drum floats and Toyohama’s vibrant festival culture. The museum displays a chosa used in Toyohama’s autumn festival, bringing the excitement of this cherished local tradition to life throughout the year. Three highlights of Chosa Kaikan... -
Area：
- Kagawa
Cateogry：
- Sightseeing Spots
- History and Culture
Honen-ike Dam
A stone multiple-arch dam whose stately form recalls a medieval European castle. Honen-ike Dam stands in the mountains of Kanonji and is designated an Important Cultural Property of Japan. Its massive stonework and five arches create a striking landscape. Three highlights of Honen-ike Dam... -
Area：
- Kagawa
Cateogry：
- Sightseeing Spots
- History and Culture
Zenigata Sand Sculpture (Kotohiki Park)
A symbol of Kanonji: the enormous Kan’ei Tsuho coin viewed from a mountaintop observatory. The giant sand sculpture on Ariake Beach is best seen in its entirety from the observatory on Mount Kotohiki. Three highlights of the Zenigata Sand Sculpture 1. Take in the full view from abov... -
Area：
- Kagawa
Cateogry：
- Sightseeing Spots
- History and Culture
Takamatsu Castle Ruins (Tamamo Park)
Explore the remains of a seaside castle, where seawater still fills the moats and historic buildings overlook the Seto Inland Sea. Tamamo Park preserves the site of Takamatsu Castle, once home to the Matsudaira lords of the Takamatsu Domain. Walk beside the seawater moats and discover surviving ... -
Area：
- Kochi
Cateogry：
- Sightseeing Spots
- History and Culture
Muroto Global Geopark Center
Discover Muroto’s land, sea, and way of life at the gateway to this UNESCO Global Geopark. The Muroto Global Geopark Center introduces the landscapes and rocks shaped by Earth’s activity, along with the nature and culture that have developed upon them. Its immersive theater and exhibits offer va... -
Area：
- Kagawa
Cateogry：
- Sightseeing Spots
- History and Culture
Marugame Castle
A symbol of Marugame, crowned by a surviving keep and Japan’s tallest stone walls. Marugame Castle is renowned for one of Japan’s twelve surviving original wooden keeps and stone walls rising approximately 60 meters toward the summit. The grounds are open for walking 24 hours a day, and the keep... -
Area：
- Tokushima
Cateogry：
- Sightseeing Spots
- Shopping
- Activities
- History and Culture
Awaodori Kaikan
Experience the energy and culture of Awa Odori throughout the year. Awaodori Kaikan is a cultural attraction where visitors can enjoy Tokushima’s signature performing art, Awa Odori, throughout the year. The building houses a theater for close-up live performances, a museum introducing the dance... -
Area：
- Kagawa
Cateogry：
- Sightseeing Spots
- History and Culture
Kanamaruza (Konpira Grand Theatre)
Japan’s oldest surviving playhouse, preserving the theatrical culture of the Edo period. Kanamaruza (Konpira Grand Theatre), built in 1835, is Japan’s oldest surviving playhouse. Its hanamichi walkway, traditional box seating, and human-powered stage mechanisms remain intact, preserving the atmo...
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