8 DAYS SHIKOKU PRIVATE TOUR

Ritsurin Garden, a feudal strolling garden over 100 years in the making, was finally completed in 1745. Designated a “Special Place of Scenic Beauty”, Ritsurin Garden is recognized as a national treasure.

Mt. Shiude - From the observation deck at the summit, you can enjoy a panoramic view of numerous islands in the Seto Inland Sea.

Chichibugahama Beach - Comparable to the view of the Sky Mirror of Uyuni Salt Lake, Kagawa Prefecture’s most popular photography spot

Takaya Shrine - The main shrine’s torii gate, the “Sky Torii Gate,” is famous far and wide, and was selected as one of the Eighty-Eight Scenic Spots of Shikoku in 2018.

Sanuki Manno Park - Spectacular view of flowers in Shikoku! A national park where you can enjoy seasonal flowers throughout the year.

Shikoku Aquarium Located in Kagawa Prefecture, the gateway to Shikoku, this aquarium has the theme of “Shikoku aquascape.”

Kotohira-gu Shrine - The god of the sea has been popularly known as "Konpira-san" since ancient times. The approach is famous for its long stone steps, with 785 steps from the entrance to the main shrine and 1,368 steps to the inner shrine.

Shimonada Station - One of Japan's closest beautiful stations to the sea, JR Seishun 18 ticket posters and many Japanese drama filming locations.

Yokaichi and Gokoku Historical District - There is a townscape that retains traces of architecture from the Edo period.

Garyu Sanso - an elegant riverside villa with a classic teahouse and gardens on the cliff.

Kuma Kengo Sekkei Kenzo-butsu Gun - You can see the large wooden buildings of Pritzker Prize-winning architect Kengo Sumi in Yusuhara Town. 

Shimanto River - It is called ``Japan's last clear stream,'' and is the longest river in Shikoku, with a total length of 196 km, originating from Fuyuyama in Tsuno Town.

The Niyodo River is often praised as the most beautiful river in Japan. The water is clear and has a mysterious and dreamy cobalt-blue color. People call this blue "Niyodo Blue".

Ryugado is one of the three major limestone caves in Japan and is designated as a national historical and natural monument.

Vine Bridge in the Iya Valley is known as one of Japan's three strange bridges.

Oboke-Koboke is an approximately 8km-long valley created by the torrents of the Yoshino River that crossed the Shikoku Mountains over 200 million years and boasts a beautiful landscape that looks like a towering marble sculpture.

Oku-Iya Double Vine Bridg - It is said that the bridge was built by the Heike family about 800 years ago so that they could train at Mt. Tsurugi, the Heike horse farm. Because there are two Kazurabashi bridges built side by side, it is also commonly known as ``Otokobashi Bridge'' and ``Couple Bridge''.

Minamimachi-dori, the town of indigo trade that has prospered since the mid-Edo period, has been prosperous due to silkworm cocoons. Rows of houses are "Udatsu ", symbolizing the wealthy merchants of the past. This streetscape was selected as an important preservation area for traditional buildings in Japan.

The Awa Sand Pillars are said to be one of the ``three greatest wonders of the world,'' along with the earthen pillars of the Rocky Mountains in the United States and the Tyrol region of Italy.

Otsuka Museum of Art - Approximately 1,000 masterpieces from around the world, from ancient murals to modern paintings, owned by more than 190 museums in 26 countries around the world, have been reproduced in full size on ceramic plates using special technology.

Naruto Whirlpool - Among the three major whirlpools in the world, the one where you can see whirlpools up to 20 meters in diameter is the "Naruto Strait".