Tamanooya Shrine
A shrine in Hofu, recorded in the Nihon Shoki as a place where Emperor Keiko prayed; its founding date is unknown.
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A shrine in Hofu, recorded in the Nihon Shoki as a place where Emperor Keiko prayed; its founding date is unknown.
A wooden schoolhouse on the site of the Hagi domain school Meirinkan, among the largest in Japan and a registered cultural property.
A park at the southern tip of Sanyo-Onoda, where strata some 40 million years old are exposed by sea erosion.
Nemophila at a park in Itano, spreading blue in early summer.
A ropeway up Mount Bizan in Tokushima City, with the town and the Kii Channel from the summit.
A centre at the climbing entrance to Mount Tsurugi, selling souvenirs.
A geopark in Miyoshi, where the strata of the Yoshino River gorge can be seen.
A lift up the climbing route of Mount Tsurugi, carrying you close to the summit.
A place in the west of the prefecture known for cherry blossom, currently closed.
A lookout in Miyoshi, over the Koboke gorge of the Yoshino River.
A rocky shore in the south of the prefecture, with a run of coastal rocks.
A weeping cherry in the south of the prefecture.
A bathing facility in Higashikagawa, with a bubble bath, a sauna and rest rooms.
A science centre in Higashikagawa, inside the Ametaki forest park.
A 422-metre hill in Marugame, called the Fuji of Sanuki for its cone shape.
A gorge in Manno on the upper Doki River, one of the ten views of Sanuki.
A lookout in Utazu, taking in the whole of the Inland Sea.
A mountain in Mitoyo, known for cherry blossom, with the islands of the Inland Sea from its summit.
A 50-metre waterfall in Mitoyo, falling almost vertically down the rock face.