Lovely landscapes and Instagrammable spots in Awashima Kagawa
Awashima Ocean Memorial Hall
The site of Japan’s first maritime training academy.
Kawara roof tiles were actively produced in Awashima until the 1960s. You can also see some private houses that have reused wood from ships as their exterior walls.
Jonoyama observation deck
The observation deck, located 222 meters above sea level, has an amazing view of a lovely landscape encompassing the entirety of Awashima.
Maki-hachiman Shrine
A place with a symbolic torii gate that stands by the sea.
Secret tunnel
When seen through the tunnel, the landscape of Awashima reveals a face different from its usual image.
Bui Bui Garden
Garden made by Ecchan, an artist of the island.
Beha sheds
Beha sheds are for drying tobacco leaves.
The Ginnan Minshuku (guest houses) and Kyohama
The best-kept secret photo spots. Relax by the calm sea on a nearly private beach.
Sunset at Nishihama
The island’s west-facing coasts are the best for shooting the sunset.
Sea fireflies
Sea fireflies provide a fantastic light show that can be seen only on summer nights.
Walk a little longer
Chichibugahama Beach
Japan’s Salar de Uyuni is the hot place to go. Take photos of the landscape here with its spectacular tidal pools, which look like mirrors reflecting the sky.
Shiudeyama
The beautiful scenery featuring sakura, Japanese cherry trees, and the islands of the Seto Island Sea attracts the attention of the media in Japan and abroad!
Torii gate in the sky
-Takaya Shrine
At an elevation of 404 meters, the sight of Kanonji city and Seto Island Sea through the torii gate atop Mt. Inazumi is spectacular.
Flower Park Urashima
Fields of flowers facing the Seto Island Sea. In May, the daisies come to full bloom and the white flowers look just like a carpet!
Big camphor tree in Shishi island
The 1200-year-old camphor tree is one of the island’s power spots. In the middle of July, when the Cardiocrinum cordatum lilies bloom, the landscape explodes with a wondrous atmosphere.
