Kagawa, Japan’s smallest prefecture, is renowned for its udon noodles, with countless shops offering Sanuki-style udon. Ritsurin Garden, a beautifully landscaped garden in Takamatsu, is a highlight for nature lovers. The Seto Inland Sea is dotted with islands like Naoshima, known as the 'Art Island,' featuring contemporary art installations and museums. Kotohira Shrine, or 'Konpira-san,' is a popular pilgrimage site, perched on a mountainside with sweeping views. Kagawa’s olive products from Shodoshima Island are also a culinary delight.
Takamatsu, the capital of Kagawa Prefecture, is famous for Ritsurin Garden, a beautifully maintained feudal-era landscape garden. The city also serves as a transportation hub for those visiting the Seto Inland Sea islands, including Naoshima, known for its contemporary art. Udon culture thrives here, with countless local shops offering Sanuki udon. Takamatsu combines urban convenience with traditional charm and artistic vibrancy.
Marugame is a coastal city in Kagawa Prefecture best known for Marugame Castle, one of Japan’s few castles with an original stone wall and wooden keep. The city is also famous for producing Marugame fans (uchiwa), a traditional handicraft. It offers scenic views of the Seto Inland Sea and access to cycling routes, including the Shimanami Kaido. Marugame presents a calm, historic atmosphere blended with maritime culture.
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