Articles for KAGAWA

Rie Sugiyama, a glass artist, was born in Kagawa. She is one of those who have deep affection for...

The Kotohira-gu Shrine, also known as “Konpira-san,” has collected a number of fine works of art ...

Marugame Castle (or “Marugame-jo” in Japanese) was built around 400 years ago on the top of Mt. K...

Soy sauce (“shoyu” in Japanese) is said to have been made on Shodoshima for more than 400 years. ...

Not only art islands of Naoshima or Teshima on the Seto Inland Sea, there are several must-visit ...

The village of Nakayama is situated in a mountainous area, located roughly at the center of Shodo...

Shikoku, unlike in Tokyo or Kyoto, you will never be crowded by people, unless you visit when lar...

Construction of Takamatsu Castle began in 1587 and took several years to complete. It served as t...

The Seto Inland Sea, or "Setonaikai" in Japanese, is a body of water surrounded by thre...

Shodoshima is an island resort with a unique culture, traditions and a nostalgic atmosphere. This...

eshima is another art island on the Seto Inland Sea. As the name “Teshima” (literally, "rich...

Naoshima is increasingly opening up to international tourism as an “art island.” In addition to t...

Takamatsu is a port town facing the Seto Inland Sea and has served as the gateway to Shikoku from...

Shodoshima is an island resort with a unique culture, traditions and a nostalgic atmosphere. This...

The Kagawa prefectural government provides an official and free Wi-Fi service for tourists, with ...