Okuboji Temple
A temple in Sanuki, the 88th and final stop of the Shikoku pilgrimage, where the circuit is completed.
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A temple in Sanuki, the 88th and final stop of the Shikoku pilgrimage, where the circuit is completed.
A shrine in Higashikagawa, whose grounds are a prefectural nature conservation area.
An archery ground at Shirotori Shrine in Higashikagawa, where you can try the bow.
A municipal pool in Zentsuji, open in summer, with a slide and a wave pool.
A temple in Zentsuji, held to be Kukai's birthplace, the 75th stop of the Shikoku pilgrimage.
A castle in Marugame, said to have the highest stone walls in Japan, with an original wooden keep.
A museum in Sakaide holding the work of the painter Kaii Higashiyama, with the Great Seto Bridge in view.
A museum in Zentsuji in the former headquarters building of the army's 11th Division.
A shrine in Kanonji. From the torii of its main hall at 404 metres you look down on the Inland Sea.
A museum in Mitoyo, showing the work of the Kagawa water canal in film and models.
A temple in Mitoyo, the 71st stop of the Shikoku pilgrimage, up a long stone stair.
A quarry site on Shodoshima, where stone was cut for the walls of Osaka Castle.
A cape and temple in Takamatsu, the northernmost point of mainland Shikoku.