Shikoku Travel Guide

Shikoku (l, literally "four countries") is Japan's fourth largest island, southwest of Japan's main island Honshu. True to its name, Shikoku is divided into four prefectures.

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Naoshima••
Small island with a lot of modern art.

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Kotohira•
Site of Shikoku's most popular shrine.

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Takamatsu•
Capital of Kagawa Prefecture.

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Shodoshima
Island in the Seto Inland Sea know for olives.

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Marugame
Port city in Kagawa, known for its castle.

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Matsuyama•
Largest city of Shikoku with a beautiful castle.

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Uchiko•
Countryside town formerly known for its wax.

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Ozu•
Small city with nice castle, old town and villa.

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Uwajima
Secluded port town with original castle.

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Kochi•
Nice city with a southern flair.

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Iya Valley•
Remote valley in the center of Shikoku.

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Naruto
City well known for its whirlpools.

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Tokushima
A city best known for its dance festival.

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