Japan's smallest prefecture, so compact travel is possible
Kagawa Prefecture, which embraces Japan’s Seto Inland Sea, called the ‘Jewel of the World’
It is a place full of charm that shines like a jewel. Kagawa Prefecture is also attractively accessible, located about 2 hours by plane or train from Tokyo, Osaka, Kyoto, and Hiroshima.
Ritsurin Park, frequently visited by foreign tourists, always maintains a clean environment.
The bonsai pine trees in the well-maintained park are especially popular among bonsai enthusiasts.
For Huga, it is one of the attractive points that cannot be missed.
In addition, ‘Shikoku Henro’, a pilgrimage to temples in Shikoku, has a large concentration of pilgrimage sites.
Kagawa Prefecture is the best place.
Sanuki Udon, which is especially loved both inside and outside of Kagawa Prefecture, is available within the prefecture.
Kagawa Prefecture is called ‘Udon Prefecture’ because there are more than 600 udon restaurants.
That's about it.
Kagawa Prefecture, which embraces Japan’s Seto Inland Sea, called the ‘Jewel of the World’
It is a place full of charm that shines like a jewel. Kagawa Prefecture is also attractively accessible, located about 2 hours by plane or train from Tokyo, Osaka, Kyoto, and Hiroshima.
Ritsurin Park, frequently visited by foreign tourists, always maintains a clean environment.
The bonsai pine trees in the well-maintained park are especially popular among bonsai enthusiasts.
For Huga, it is one of the attractive points that cannot be missed.
In addition, ‘Shikoku Henro’, a pilgrimage to temples in Shikoku, has a large concentration of pilgrimage sites.
Kagawa Prefecture is the best place.
Sanuki Udon, which is especially loved both inside and outside of Kagawa Prefecture, is available within the prefecture.
Kagawa Prefecture is called ‘Udon Prefecture’ because there are more than 600 udon restaurants.
That's about it.
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