Kompira Steps
Seven hundred and eighty-five steps to the main shrine, 1,368 to the inner one. Palanquin carriers still work the slope.
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Seven hundred and eighty-five steps to the main shrine, 1,368 to the inner one. Palanquin carriers still work the slope.
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A lookout in Higashikagawa over the Inland Sea, also used as a paragliding launch.
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.
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A playhouse in Kotohira built in 1835, held to be the oldest surviving in Japan.
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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.
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