Shikoku 88 Temple Pilgrimage
What is the OHENRO “Shikoku pilgrimage”? About 1,200 years ago, the famed Buddhist monk Kukai (Kobo Daishi), established this pilgrimage route through the 88 temples in Shikoku to prevent people‘s cal
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THINGS TO DO
Sanuki Kabuki Festival starts on October 29
Noson Kabuki performance by the preservation society from within and out of the prefecture.An advance application is necessary to see the performance and it must arrive no later than October19 by a do
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Plentiful Shoes LOLO―a long-established shoe shop in Takamatsu city centre
The long-established shoe shop of LOLO is only a minute away from the dome, a symbol of Takamatsu shopping arcade. Originally, the business was run in Lion Street and moved to current location. Every
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Rustic Barn- a shop and gallery of roses, angels and bisque dolls
Rustic barn opened as a shop selling accessories and miscellaneous goods in the Takamatsu shopping arcade in 1998. Over a hundred of angel collections look luxurious even though it is actually not so
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Understanding the Henro Pilgrimage to the 88 sacred place of Shikoku at Maeyama region activation centre
This centre is located 11 km before Okuboji, the final temple of the Henro pilgrimage. In the “Henro exhibision room” you can see travel books written in the Edo era, ancient maps, name slips by pilgr
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Tsushima Shrine Summer Festival (Aug 4th-5th) – Kaiganji and Tsushima islands are connected by a bridge only two special days a year
Tsushima Shrine which is well known in Japan as a guardian angel for children’s health and growth is enshrined in Tsushima island located in Takuma-cho, Mitoyo city for more than 400 years (since 1593
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Takamatsu – Seoul (Incheon) LCC Air Seoul begins from October 2016
Asiana Airlines’ new Low-Cost Carrier (LCC) Air Seoul will take over Asiana’s flight routes between Seoul and Japanese cities such as Takamatsu, Shizuoka, Nagasaki, Hiroshima, Yonago, Toyama and
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