Kagawa Prefectural Forest Center
The prefecture's forest center. It studies hinoki cypress and drought-resistant satoyama forests.
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The prefecture's forest center. It studies hinoki cypress and drought-resistant satoyama forests.
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.
An old-style sauna in Sanuki: a stone chamber fired with wood and warmed by steam.
A pine grove in Sanuki, chosen among Japan's hundred finest shores, with white sand and pines.
A centre in Higashikagawa where you can press wasanbon sugar in moulds.
A bathing facility in Higashikagawa, with a bubble bath, a sauna and rest rooms.
A gallery in Higashikagawa, in a town that makes 90 per cent of Japan's gloves.
A lookout in Higashikagawa over the Inland Sea, also used as a paragliding launch.
A nature park in Sanuki, with cherry blossom in spring and bush clover in autumn.
An open-air music ground in Sanuki, looking down on the Inland Sea.
A nature park in Sanuki, a place for outings between sea and hills.
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 shrine in Higashikagawa, whose grounds are a prefectural nature conservation area.