Marukin Soy Sauce Memorial Museum
A museum in Shodoshima in a soy-sauce brewery that is a registered cultural property.
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A museum in Shodoshima in a soy-sauce brewery that is a registered cultural property.
An olive grove in Shodoshima of some 2,000 trees, looking down on the Inland Sea.
A roadside station in Shodoshima, planted with olive trees in a Mediterranean manner.
Toyo Olive on Shodoshima. It makes olive oil and cosmetics.
Takara Shokuhin on Shodoshima. It makes tsukudani.
The Takesan Memorial Museum on Shodoshima. It conveys the culture of soy sauce and tsukudani.
Nishino Kinryo in Tadotsu. It handles the fermentation process.
Kinryo no Sato in Kotohira. It exhibits the history of sake brewing.
Kawatsuru Sake Brewery in Kan'onji. It brews in the local community.
Yushin Sake Brewery in Ayagawa. It ferments rice to make ingredients for cosmetics.
The Seto Ohashi Memorial Museum in Sakaide. It conveys the engineering of building bridges over the sea.
The tower top of the Seto Ohashi Bridge and Yoshima. Visitors can learn about the technology of long-span bridges and transport.
The history museum of Takamatsu City. It preserves materials on the history of the city.
The Children's Future Museum in Takamatsu. It handles science education and a planetarium.
The George Nakashima Memorial Gallery in Takamatsu. It conveys furniture design that makes use of the nature of wood.
A museum in Sakaide holding the work of the painter Kaii Higashiyama, with the Great Seto Bridge in view.
Contemporary art on Naoshima. An effort that rebuilt a declining island through art.
The prefecture's buried cultural properties center. It investigates the burial mounds of Sanuki and the remains of salt making.
The prefecture's agricultural experiment station. It handles research on olives and rare sugars.
The prefecture's forest center. It studies hinoki cypress and drought-resistant satoyama forests.