Blogs
Find out what makes our destinations special places, get tips about what to see and do, and how to prepare for your trip.
Shikoku Sake
Shikoku Sake Shikoku is a great place to dive into the variegated and friendly world of sake. As home to the prefecture with the highest…
Niyodogawa, Kōchi
Niyodogawa, Kōchi The Niyodo River is one of the three major rivers of Shikoku, which also include the Shimanto River and Yoshino River. It rises…
Shikoku’s Mascot Characters
The whacky world of yuru-chara in Shikoku.
Oku-Iya Kominka
Enjoy old-style Japanese accommodation in comfort.
Japan’s Snakes
Japan’s Snakes Not everybody likes snakes, and we understand that some people would be happy if they left Japan without having seen a single snake….
Peak periods in Shikoku
Understand when it’s going to be busy, and when it’s not.
Shikoku’s Summer Festivals
The people of Shikoku have an urge to dance in summer.
Pocket Wi-Fi
Pocket Wi-Fi is a convenient way to stay connected.
Shimanami Kaido Tours
Shimanami Kaidō The Shimanami Kaidō is a chain of islands across the Seto Inland Sea, joined by a series of bridges which carry an expressway…
Power spots in Shikoku
As home to the Shikoku Pilgrimage, Shikoku is one big power spot.
Ride with GPS Ambassador
Ride with GPS Ambassador Japan Adventurer CEO Rod Walters has been a keen cyclist for the thirty years he’s been in Japan. Back in the…
Sailing to Shikoku on the Orange Ferry
Sailing to Shikoku on the Orange Ferry You can get to Shikoku from Honshu, by bridge, by train and by plane. But before these routes…











