Fusion of Nature and History on Remote Islands Best Experienced During the Winter
Japan’s many remote islands offer various spots for experiencing nature, culture and history and are becoming increasingly popular tourist destinations. Once you step foot onto the islands, you will instantly feel their charms. You might even make new discoveries while spending extraordinary time in luxury in the calm atmosphere away from the hustle and bustle of the city. Enjoy your stay on remote islands with activities such as stargazing and snorkeling, which make them even more special to experience in winter.
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Shodoshima Olive Park is dotted with many photogenic spots. Hop on a broom and take a well-timed picture to feel like a wizard flying into the sky with a backdrop not seen elsewhere in Japan.
“Saru-dango,” literally monkey dumplings, can be seen when monkeys huddle together to endure the cold weather. If you are lucky, you may encounter this cute scenery only seen during the winter.
Considered one of the top three gorges in Japan, Kankakei offers a stunning view of the Seto Inland Sea. On a snowy day, the site becomes even more gorgeous.
Numerous beautiful churches dot the Goto Islands. Take a tour and marvel at the exquisite architecture and design. (Reservation required)
Learn the process for making Goto udon noodles in an udon roll-out experience! Afterward, be sure to taste the savory noodles. (Reservation required)
After experiencing Japanese history and culture, take a refreshing moment to gaze at the sky full of stars. The stars appear even more vivid in the clear winter air.
The crystal-clear sea of Miyako Island is perfect for marine activities such as snorkeling. If you’re lucky, you might even encounter a sea turtle.
Take in a sweeping view of the beautiful sea from Cape Higashi-Hennazaki, located at the southeastern tip of Miyako Island. Renowned as one of Japan’s top 100 urban parks, it’s a popular tourist spot not to be missed.
Miyako soba, a locally originated dish, is easily recognizable with the toppings hidden under the noodles. Be sure to try the light flavor of the noodle.
Spots introduced this time
- Spot name
- Kankakei Gorge
- Address
- 168 Kankakedori, Shodoshima-cho, Shozu-gun, Kagawa-ken
- Spot name
- Nakamoto Seimen Fukue Factory
- Address
- 831-1, Yoshikugicho, Goto Shi, Nagasaki
Area information
Kagawa
Kagawa lets you truly experience quintessential Japanese history, with a number of remarkable locations such as the scenic Ritsurin Garden and Konpira Shrine. Famously nicknamed the “udon prefecture,” Kagawa is the top consumer of udon noodles in Japan and provides many opportunities for casually enjoying the delicious variety of Japanese noodles.
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