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Explore Shikoku
Shikoku is Japan’s smallest main island, divided among Tokushima, Kagawa, Ehime, and Kochi. Mountainous interiors, river valleys, pilgrimage routes, castle towns, fishing ports, and views across the Seto Inland Sea shape the region. TokyoStreetView follows Shikoku’s roads and landscapes, capturing both its spiritual heritage and the calm pace of everyday life.
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Beautiful Seiyo countryside

Garyo Sanso

Ikazaki Kite Fighting Festival

Ioki Cave

Izumiya rice terrace

Katsuragawakeikoku Park

Kochi Castle

Kongofukuji Temple

Nikobuchi Waterfall

Nyoho-ji Temple

Ohanahan Street

Omori Natural Wax Candle

Oyabu Onsen

Ozu Castle

Ozu Nagahama Bridge

Pokopen Yokochou

Seiyo Kaimei School

Seiyo Ryutakuji Temple

Seiyo Suzaki Rock Formation

Seiyo Uwakome Museum

Swimming with the Koi

Taga Shrine

Tensha Park Uwajima

Tomisuyama Park

Uchiko, Ozu and Seiyo

Uwa Museum of Folk Tools

Uwajima Castle