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Why Visit Takamatsu?

Discover Ritsurin Garden, a stunning landscape garden, offering a peaceful escape in Takamatsu.

Explore the art islands of the Seto Inland Sea, easily accessible from Takamatsu.

Savor Sanuki udon, the region's famous noodle dish, a must-try culinary experience.

Uncover Takamatsu's rich history through its castle ruins and traditional craft heritage.

Immerse yourself in a slower pace of life, enjoying local charm and friendly faces.

Experience the gateway to Shikoku's beauty and artistic treasures, all centered in Takamatsu.

Getting Around

Getting around Takamatsu is quite convenient. The city center is walkable, and the Takamatsu Station serves as a major hub for JR trains connecting to other cities on Shikoku. Local buses are efficient for reaching attractions within the city and surrounding areas, with day passes available. For exploring the nearby art islands, frequent ferries depart from Takamatsu Port. Taxis are also readily available. Renting a bicycle is a great option for leisurely exploration of the city's flatter districts.

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Must-See Attractions

•Ritsurin Garden, one of Japan's most beautiful landscape gardens, offers meticulously crafted scenery and teahouses, a true gem of Takamatsu.
•The art islands of Naoshima, Teshima, and Inujima are easily reached from Takamatsu, showcasing world-class contemporary art installations and museums.
•Indulge in authentic Sanuki udon at local eateries throughout Takamatsu; slurp down thick, chewy noodles in a flavorful broth.
•Takamatsu Castle Ruins, though mostly foundations, offer a glimpse into the area's feudal past and scenic views over the bay.
•Shikoku Mura, an open-air architectural museum near Takamatsu, preserves traditional buildings, allowing visitors to step back in time.
•Visit the Takamatsu City Museum of Art to see local and contemporary works, often featuring pieces inspired by the Seto Inland Sea.