The Tokyo Metropolitan area is a mega-city, home to some 35 million people and the driving force of Japan's economy and rapidly shifting cultural trends. However, less
than 90 minutes away you will find Mount Takao, a peaceful retreat for walking and quiet reflection with views of the distant urban landscapes.
To the southeast in Chiba Prefecture lie hidden beaches, whilst to the north in Nikko you will discover the spectacularly ornate temples and shrines of Toshogu, the resting
place of the first Tokugawa shogun; the man who began the transformation of Tokyo into the city you will find today.
Tokushima Prefecture is located on the eastern coast of Shikoku Island known for the Naruto Whirlpools and the largest dance festival of Japan
Shikoku | Tokushima Prefecture
Naruto
The northeastern city of Tokushima Prefecture known for the Naruto Whirlpools along with the Pilgrimage Temples of Shingon Buddhism and varies museums.
Shikoku | Tokushima Prefecture
Tokushima City
The prefectural capital of Tokushima Prefecture known for the Awa Odori Festival.
Shikoku | Tokushima Prefecture
Iya Valley
A popular hiking spot and hidden gem deep within the heart of Shikoku Island offering many of Japan’s most traditional cultures and lifestyle.
The smallest prefecture in Japan filled with historical, cultural and artistic attractions located in Shikoku Island, Japan.
Shikoku | Kagawa Prefecture
Shodoshima Island
An island located in the Seto Inland Sea known for art venues, hot spring resorts, soy bean plantations and varies other attractions as a part of Kagawa Prefecture, Japan.
Shikoku | Kagawa Prefecture
Teshima Island
Home of many venues dedicated to contemporary arts of Japan located in the Seto Inland Sea as a part of Kagawa Prefecture, Japan.
Shikoku | Kagawa Prefecture
Naoshima Island
An Island situated in the Seto Inland Sea featuring varies art museums and venues located in Kagawa Prefecture, Japan.
Shikoku | Kagawa Prefecture
Takamatsu
The most populated city and capital of Kagawa Prefecture also known as the smallest prefecture in Japan.
Shikoku | Kagawa Prefecture
Yashima
Yashima is a peninsula of lava situated to the east of Takamatsu in the northern part of Kagawa that protrudes out into the Seto Inland Sea.
Shikoku | Kagawa Prefecture
Kotohira
A small town in Kagawa Prefecture, Japan with many historic sites including the Kompirasan Shrine and Kanamaruza Kabuki Theater, as well as the popular Konpira Onsen area filled with traditional hot spring ryokans.
A scenic prefecture featuring temples of the Shikoku pilgrimage route and most famous for the Dogo Osen Honkan located on Shikoku Island, Japan.
Shikoku | Ehime Prefecture
Dogo Onsen
Located in central Ehime and in the northeastern part of Matsuyama, the Dogo-onsen Hot Spring is Japan's oldest noted spa.
Shikoku | Ehime Prefecture
Matsuyama
The largest city and capital of Ehime Prefecture, home to the Matsuyama Castle and Dogo Osen Honkan located on Shikoku Island, Japan.
Shikoku | Ehime Prefecture
Uchiko
A well-preserved small town in Ehime Prefecture featuring structures from the mid Edo period to the early Showa period in Ehime Prefecture, Japan.
Shikoku | Ehime Prefecture
Uwajima
Uwajima is situated deep inside Uwajima Bay with a saw-toothed coast facing the Bungo Channel in southwestern Ehime.
The largest prefecture on Shikoku Island known as the home to one of the twelve “original castles” in Japan and the birthplace of Sakamoto Ryoma.
Shikoku | Kochi Prefecture
Kochi City
The prefectural capital and most populated city of Kochi Prefecture, Japan.
