During the Edo period, the most famous products of Kagawa prefecture the “Sanuki-san-paku讃岐三白”, “the three white of Sanuki”, were sugar, salt, and cotton. The sugar produced in Kagawa is called Wasanb
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Kankakei, listed as one of the most beautiful valleys in Japan with Mount Myogi in Gunma prefecture and Yabakei Oita prefecture, is a famous sightseeing spot in Shodoshima. In autumn, lots of tourists
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Goshoji, the 78th temple of Shikoku Pilgrimage, is located in the south of Utazucho in Kagawa prefecture, on a higher terrain at the foot of Aonoyama mountain looking like a lighthouse illuminating th
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Japan is composed of four main islands: Hokkaido, Honshu, Kyushu, and Shikoku which is the smallest one. Kamoda cape in Tokushima (the easternmost), Sada cape in Ehime (the westernmost), Ashizuri cape
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In Japan, the freshwater aquaculture began from the Edo period; while, the saltwater aquaculture waited the Showa period to finally be profitable. Mr. Noami Wasaburo was born in a family of fishermen
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The Shikoku Pilgrimage includes 88 temples to visit, completing the journey through all the temples is called Kechigan(結願). Besides, some pilgrims go back to the first temple from the last temple, thi
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When strolling in the Kagawa’ streets, you are more likely to find Sanuki Udon shops and restaurants instead of convenience stores and ramen restaurants so loved by foreign tourists. According to the
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