Kagawa Prefectural Fisheries Experiment Station
The prefecture's fisheries experiment station. It surveys the resources of the Seto Inland Sea.
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The prefecture's fisheries experiment station. It surveys the resources of the Seto Inland Sea.
The Aji Marine Station of Kagawa University. It studies the coast.
The New Yashima Aquarium in Takamatsu. An unusual aquarium on the mountaintop of Yashima.
The Kagawa Canal Memorial Park in Mitoyo. It conveys the wide-area canal that draws water from the Yoshino River.
Honen-ike in Kan'onji. A multiple-arch dam with five arches in a row, it is rare in Japan.
Fuchu Dam in Sakaide. A gravity dam, it supplies industrial water.
Takamatsu Port. A port where the routes crossing to the islands gather.
The washi craft village in Ino Town. Visitors can try making washi.
Hamada Brothers Washi in Ino Town. It makes an extremely thin paper called tengujo-shi.
Tengujo-shi of Tosa. The thinnest washi in the world, which can be made as thin as 0.03 mm, it is used in the restoration of cultural properties.
The cutlery distribution center of Tosa. It gathers and sells the blades of the production area.
Toyokuni Blacksmith Workshop in Tosa. It forges Japanese swords and forged blades.
Kurotori Forging Workshop in Tosa. It forges hatchets and kitchen knives.
Kodai-nuri of Tosa. A distinctive lacquering in which egg white and pine soot are mixed into the lacquer.
Plaster of Tosa. Burnt lime is mixed with straw and kneaded. It protects walls in a land of many typhoons.
Coral of Tosa. Precious coral taken off the coast of Tosa is carved and polished. It continues as a production area in Japan.
A private museum of precious coral in Kochi City. It presents the processing and culture of precious coral.
Furafu of Tosa. Large banners raised for the Boys' Festival in May are dyed by hand.