




Kagawa Prefecture
Kagawa Prefecture (香川県, Kagawa-ken), the smallest prefecture in Japan, is a hidden gem located on the island of Shikoku. Famous for its delectable udon noodles, often referred to as Sanuki udon, Kagawa offers a culinary experience that should not be missed. The prefectural capital, Takamatsu, serves as a gateway to the region, inviting travelers to explore its rich history and vibrant culture.
Visitors can enjoy the stunning Ritsurin Koen, a beautifully landscaped garden that showcases the artistry of Japanese garden design. Beyond the capital, Kagawa boasts charming coastal towns, picturesque islands, and an array of cultural attractions that promise an unforgettable journey through this unique part of Japan.
Attractions
Destinations
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1Naoshima Island
Small island with a lot of modern art
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2Kotohira
Home to Shikoku’s most popular shrine
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3Takamatsu
Capital of Kagawa Prefecture
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4Teshima Island
Island known for its contemporary art
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5Marugame
Port city known for its castle
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6Shodoshima Island
Island know for olives
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7Megijima Island
Ogre legends, scenic views, and art
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8Ogijima Island
Art, lighthouse, and charming village
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9Awashima Island
Historic sailor school and contemporary art
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10Takamijima Island
Edo-period villages and modern art
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11Honjima Island
Historical significance and contemporary art
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12Ibukijima Island
Sardines, fishing village, contemporary art