Essence of Takamatsu: Udon, Gardens, and Local Charm

The trip starts at Takamatsu Port in Takamatsu City. We will visit the port in the morning for pickup. Please let us know if you have a preference for the meeting place!

Yashima Island, located in the northeastern part of Takamatsu City, was designated as a national historic site and natural monument in 1934, as well as a Setonaikai National Park. The island is covered with horizontal hard rock formations called "mesas," and is surrounded by steep cliffs. Visitors can climb mountains, go hiking, and observe wild birds and plants. The area is full of attractive spots such as the ruins of Yashima Castle and Yashima Temple. Yashima, with its unique topography and rich natural environment, as well as its long history and various stories born from the lives of the people who live there, is a physical and spiritual symbol of Takamatsu City and a valuable local resource that is familiar to many residents.

You can actually make and eat Sanuki Udon, one of the most famous udon noodles in Japan. The experience can be experienced in the style of a school, and to commemorate graduation, students are awarded a hanging scroll that integrates a secret recipe book, a rolling pin, a diploma, and an old map!

The garden is a circular garden of feudal lords designated as a special place of scenic beauty by the government. It is operated as a prefectural city park.

The goal of the tour. We would be happy to help you create memories of your walk through the sea and greenery of the Seto Inland Sea!