Seagulls turning with the sea breeze at Megi Port.

Sea Gulls Parking Lot is an outdoor artwork on Megijima by contemporary artist Takahito Kimura. About 300 seagull-shaped weathervanes line the breakwater and turn together with the wind, creating a scene that makes the island’s natural environment visible.

Three highlights of Sea Gulls Parking Lot

1. 1. Watch the wind take shapeThe seagull-shaped weathervanes turn in the same direction as they catch the sea breeze, revealing the movement of the otherwise invisible wind.
2. 2. Photograph the artwork with Megi PortCapture an open, harbor-side scene with the blue sea and passing ships in the background.
3. 3. Begin an island art walkThe artwork is just steps from Megi Port, making it a natural starting point for exploring Setouchi Triennale works across the island.

Official information and directions

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Quick access guide

※The artwork is outdoors. Check official information for ferry schedules and viewing details during the Setouchi Triennale before visiting.

Nearby attractions

• ・Onigashima CaveExplore a cave near the summit of Megijima with displays inspired by the island’s Onigashima legend. Pair it with the harbor art walk to discover more of the island’s story.
• ・Kitahama AlleyShops and cafés occupy renovated warehouses near Takamatsu Port. It is a convenient place for a meal or shopping before or after an island trip.
• ・YashimaThis historic plateau overlooks Takamatsu and the Seto Inland Sea, offering another perspective on the seascape seen from Megijima.