Dojima Strait, Fretopia Park
A 2.5-kilometre channel in Tonosho, listed in the Guinness records as the narrowest strait in the world.
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A 2.5-kilometre channel in Tonosho, listed in the Guinness records as the narrowest strait in the world.
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 lava plateau in Takamatsu, known as the battlefield of the Genpei war.
A children's centre in Takamatsu, with a planetarium and play equipment.
A castle-site park in Takamatsu, unusual in drawing seawater into its moats.
The prefectural office in Takamatsu, designed by Kenzo Tange, showing its concrete columns and beams.
An island off Kanonji, which produces the dried sardines used in Sanuki udon broth.
A gorge on Shodoshima where some 500 wild monkeys live in troops.
A cave on Megijima in Takamatsu, known from the legend that Momotaro's demons lived there.
A cape and temple in Takamatsu, the northernmost point of mainland Shikoku.
The district around Takamatsu port, gathering transport, hotels and open space.
A centre opened on the summit of Yashima in Takamatsu in 2022, with the Inland Sea from its long curved gallery.
A prefectural indoor arena in Takamatsu.
An open-air museum in Takamatsu, with farmhouses moved here from across Shikoku.
A sea station in Naoshima, serving as both a ferry waiting room and a tourist desk.
The prefectural office in Takamatsu, with the Inland Sea from its 21st-floor observation room.
A lighthouse at Takamatsu port, made entirely of red glass.