Hiketa, located at Higashikagawa city of Kagawa prefecture situated about 50 minutes from Takamatsu city by JR train, was during the Heian period one of the shelter for the boats when the weather of S
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Busshozan area – Historical things are never far here From Takamatsu station it takes only about 15 minutes by train to the Busshozan area, in which you can still find plenty of places that shel
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Shikoku-Mura, meaning Shikoku Village, is an open air museum at the base of Mount Yashima for which over 30 traditional buildings, structures and goods from all over Shikoku have been relocated to Tak
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Kotohira-gu is the most famous Shinto shrine in Kagawa prefecture and through October 9th to 11th it hosts the biggest festival. This festival is the most important festival at the Kotohira-gu shrine.
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Takamatsu – one of the famous Shishimai kingdoms in Japan Have you ever heard about the Lion Dance or “Shishimai”? Probably, since it’s a tradition that is popular all over Asia, original
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