The Shikoku region is made up of the prefectures of kagawa, Tokushima, Ehime and Kochi.
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Naruto Whirlpools: Nature’s Spectacular Water Dance
Witness the spectacular Naruto Whirlpools, one of the world’s largest tidal whirlpools in Tokushima’s Naruto Strait. Complete guide to optimal viewing times, cruise experiences, and understanding this magnificent natural phenomenon.
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Matsuyama Castle Travel Guide 2026 | History, Views & Tips
Explore Matsuyama Castle in Ehime, one of Japan’s few remaining original castles. This 2026 guide covers its history, how to visit via ropeway, highlights of the wooden keep, and tips for your Shikoku journey.
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Iya Valley Travel Guide 2026
Discover the remote Iya Valley in Tokushima, Japan. This 2026 guide covers the Kazurabashi vine bridge, cliffside hot springs, scenic gorges, and essential travel tips for exploring one of Japan’s last hidden regions.
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Shimanami Kaido Cycling Guide
Want to cycle across islands, bridges, and endless sea views? Welcome to the Shimanami Kaido — Japan’s most scenic cycling route. Stretching around 70 kilometers, this incredible path connects Onomichi in Hiroshima Prefecture to Imabari in Ehime, hopping across six small islands via beautifully engineered suspension bridges. Whether you’re an…
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The Nature’s Great Whirlpools
Naruto is located in Tokushima Prefecture in Shikoku, and famous for the great whirlpools. Find out how to best observe these interesting natural phenomena!
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Naoshima | a Paradise for Contemporary Art
Naoshima is also known as ‘art island’, which is no wonder because some of Japan’s most famous art works can be found here. Learn more about this interesting destination in Japan!
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Kochi | Prosperous Agriculture and Beautiful Nature
Kochi is a major city in Shikoku, one of Japan’s lesser-known islands. But it is very much worth a visit with an original castle, a beautiful beach, and more!
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Iya Valley, Tokushima | A Secluded Place Surrounded by Mountains
The Iya Valley region is a scenic area known for its dramatic mountain valleys and old vine bridges. Find out more about this hidden mountain region in Japan!