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photo_cameraSceneryRITSURIN GARDEN
A Special Place of Scenic Beauty: a strolling garden with six ponds and thirteen hills against Mt. Shiun.
photo_cameraSceneryYASHIMA
A lava plateau overlooking the Seto Inland Sea. Take in the island-dotted view from Yashima-ru, a corridor-style facility opened in 2022.
photo_cameraSceneryCHICHIBUGAHAMA
When low tide meets dusk, the water turns into a mirror: Japan's answer to the Uyuni Salt Flats.
photo_cameraScenerySHODOSHIMA OLIVE PARK
An olive grove on a hill overlooking the Seto Inland Sea. Popular photos with the Greek windmill and a "magic broom."
photo_cameraSceneryANGEL ROAD
A 200 m sandbar that appears only at low tide, twice a day. Cross it hand in hand with someone special and your wish will come true.
photo_cameraSceneryKANKAKEI ROPEWAY
One of Japan's three most beautiful gorges. Glide by gondola over strange rock formations and autumn leaves, then take in the Seto Inland Sea from the summit.
photo_cameraSceneryTAKAYA SHRINE
From the main shrine at 404 m, look out through the torii gate over Kanonji and the Seto Inland Sea. A view made famous on social media.
photo_cameraSceneryMT. SHIUDE
The highest peak of the Shonai Peninsula at 352 m. Famed for cherry blossoms and hydrangeas, with a 360-degree view of the Seto islands from the summit.
photo_cameraSceneryZENIGATA SAND ART
A giant sand painting 122 m east-west and 90 m north-south. Legend says those who see it will be blessed with wealth.
photo_cameraSceneryONIGASHIMA CAVE
The lair of the ogres from the Momotaro legend: a 400 m cave and Seto Inland Sea views from the observation deck.
photo_cameraSceneryOGIJIMA ISLAND
Stone-paved lanes and mural art dot a hillside village. A granite lighthouse built in 1895 is still in service.
photo_cameraScenerySETO OHASHI TOWER
A 360-degree view of the Great Seto Bridge and the Seto Inland Sea from a 108 m rotating observation cabin. The free memorial park spreads out at the foot of the bridge.
photo_cameraScenerySANUKI MANNO PARK
Shikoku's only national government park. Nemophila in spring, kochia and cosmos in autumn, and 650,000 lights in winter.
photo_cameraSceneryTSUDA PINE GROVE
A kilometer of black pines over 600 years old along white sand: one of Japan's 100 finest beaches. In summer, the prefecture's largest swimming beach.
photo_cameraSceneryAWASHIMA ISLAND
15 min by boat from Suda Port. Japan's oldest seamen's school preserved as a maritime museum, the "Missing Post Office" that accepts letters with no address, and sea fireflies in early summer.