Shikoku Region Travel Guide

A hot spring district at the foot of Kotohira-gu Shrine, known for the Konpira pilgrimage.

A museum where visitors can discover Tokushima's nature, history, and culture.

An open-air museum where visitors can explore the traditional landscapes of Shikoku.

A scenic viewpoint overlooking the Kurushima Kaikyo Bridge.

A castle town in Iyo where traces of the Edo through Showa periods remain.

A cape at the southeastern tip of Shikoku offering magnificent views, unusual rock formations, and diverse plant life.

The museum presents special exhibitions across a variety of genres, including collections of works by Chagall and Kochi-related photographer Yasuhiro Ishimoto.

Packed with kid-friendly fun, from animals to attractions.

Shikoku's southernmost cape, with spectacular scenery unfolding on a grand scale.

Dolphin time that lets you connect, feel, and smile.

A museum introducing the history and culture of the Murakami Kaizoku, who were described as Japan's greatest pirates.

A scenic spot in Sanuki, Kagawa, also known as Tsuda no Matsubara.

Enjoy ingredients from Kochi! A casual eatery for tourists and families alike.

Beloved by Kochi locals, this savory, mildly spicy ramen topped with a thick sauce pairs perfectly with rice.

A Matsuyama favorite with over 30 years of history. Enjoy “Setouchi French” made with seasonal flavors from Ehime.

A popular bistro serving dishes prepared by an owner-chef with around 50 years of experience refining his French culinary skills.

A Japanese restaurant just a short walk from JR Tokushima Station, offering an authentic taste of Tokushima.

Inventive Italian cuisine that showcases the bounty of Tosa.

Fresh seasonal fish delivered straight from the market! A diner in Tokushima where you can enjoy fresh seafood.

A long-established Japanese confectionery shop carrying on the tradition of Tokushima’s oldest sweet, yakimochi.

The bounty of Tosa turned into art on a plate. Seasonal vegetables and seafood with flavors that stay with you.

Beautiful to look at and rich in flavor. Creative cuisine where seasonal ingredients take center stage.

A seaside restaurant where you can enjoy hamburger steaks with a unique texture.

Enjoy authentic Kochi flavors at the birthplace of straw-seared bonito salt tataki.

A local Kochi ice kurin loved across generations.

Rich milky flavor! A specialty shop for handmade cheesecakes made with ingredients from Ehime.

A large multi-purpose commercial complex that meets a wide range of needs.

Enjoy Kochi’s seasonal flavors! Find ice cream and Japanese sweets made with carefully selected ingredients.

A long-established Japanese sweets shop known as the birthplace of Botchan Dango.

Exceptional lemon cake with a bright sweet-tart flavor, found in Tokushima.

Kin no Shizuku is a Tokushima-exclusive confection with moist dough and the sweetness of sweet potato syrup.

Naruto City’s specialties and Tokushima Prefecture’s local products are available. The best for souvenir shopping.

A classic shoten (store) that handles everything from food to everyday goods and is like a "convenience store of the island."

An exciting shopping mall with plenty of relaxing spots to shop as long as you want!

A shopping mall where you can spend an entire day among the different shops and enjoy a film in one of the movie theaters

Filled with seasonal items from the latest fashion to Depachika (basement-level of department store) sweets!

With convenient access by train, express bus, and ferry, this hotel is an ideal base for exploring Shikoku.

Be lord of the castle for a day with a private stay at Ozu Castle.

Enjoy a luxurious resort stay with panoramic ocean views.

A long-established ryokan known for its open-air observation bath overlooking Kochi Castle Town and its Tosa cuisine.

An elegant luxury stay in the heart of Dogo Onsen.

A hotel in the Dogo Onsen area where you can enjoy an easygoing trip with great services.

A scenic hotel with sweeping views of the majestic Naruto Strait.

The closest ryokan to the Naruto whirlpools, with spectacular strait views from the large public bath and guest rooms.

Discover functional beauty and the warmth of Tosa. Your journey begins here, in front of Kochi Station.

A nature resort at Cape Ashizuri where you can enjoy spectacular Pacific Ocean views and seasonal cuisine.

A comfortable Tokushima stay at a hotel directly connected to JR Tokushima Station.

A hot spring inn nestled in the mountains of Kitagawa Village, where soothing hot springs and the fragrance of yuzu await.

An annual fall event celebrating Shodoshima’s olives.

A dazzling illumination event woven into the natural mountains and scenery.

Fireworks competition in Nishi-Awa, a local destination now loved around the world.

A huge summer event before Awa Odori which is danced all over Tokushima Prefecture. Don’t miss the Naruto Summer Festival, held two days prior.

The Yosakoi Festival is a carnival spreading around the world as "YOSAKOI" and brings excitement to the summer in Kochi!

Otani Pottery can be purchased at reduced prices in this popular event.

Energetic harvest festival with spectacular drum floats carried by men throughout the city.