Sanuki Outdoor Music Plaza Theatre
An open-air music ground in Sanuki, looking down on the Inland Sea.
13,910 entries. Some places appear in more than one collection. Confirm visits with each facility.
780 entries / page 23 of 33
An open-air music ground in Sanuki, looking down on the Inland Sea.
A roadside station in Sanuki, on the prefectural road linking Takamatsu with Tokushima.
A house in Higashikagawa, opening the premises of a sake and soy-sauce merchant running since the Edo period.
A playhouse in Kotohira built in 1835, held to be the oldest surviving in Japan.
A hot-spring district in Kotohira, before the gate of Kotohira-gu.
An amusement park in Marugame, with a Ferris wheel and roller coasters.
A plateau across Takamatsu and Sakaide with five peaks, named for the five colours of esoteric Buddhism.
A farm stand at Toyohama in Kanonji, in the prefecture's main pear-growing district.
An arch dam in Kanonji, completed in 1930, a run of masonry arches.
A service area on the Takamatsu Expressway in Kanonji, on the northbound side.
A centre in Mitoyo at the foot of Iyadaniji, with a hot spring.
A site in Shodoshima keeping the buildings used in the filming of the picture.
A centre in Tonosho where a sesame oil company tells its history.
A hill on Shodoshima known for its sunsets, which has appeared in film.
A ropeway up the Kankakei gorge on Shodoshima, passing above the valley.
A great Chinese juniper at Hoshoin in Tonosho, a special national natural monument.
A management centre in Sakaide, which takes visitors to see the Great Seto Bridge.
A children's centre in Takamatsu, with a planetarium and play equipment.
The prefectural office in Takamatsu, designed by Kenzo Tange, showing its concrete columns and beams.
A gorge on Shodoshima where some 500 wild monkeys live in troops.
The district around Takamatsu port, gathering transport, hotels and open space.
A prefectural indoor arena in Takamatsu.