Fun things to do in Takamatsu: 32 fun attractions and activities

Discover a stunning park that's breathtaking any time of the year. Spend a whole day exploring its scenic beauty and relaxing atmosphere. Inside, you'll find charming eateries and a delightful tea house, perfect for a quick refresh or a leisurely sip. Don't forget, for just 100 yen, you can buy food to feed the cheerful fish, adding a fun touch to your visit.

One of my favourite gardens in Japan! Not crowded at all but so well maintained and it was absolutely beautiful! I was not expecting it to be so big and they had a stamp rally that made it fun to go around and collect them! The teahouses were also lovely. Even the staff and volunteers were incredibly nice, met a wonderful volunteer named Toyota-san who spoke wonderful Englush and had amazing stories to tell!

A must-visit place in Takamatsu area! It is mostly flat around the garden so that it is easy to walk around, and there are a couple of Cha-Ya (Japanese tea house) that you could relax and enjoy the beautiful views while sipping excellent quality tea and sweets. Very picturesque and I’d highly recommend this place!!

It was better than I expected. The Kikugetsu Stay, which borders the largest pond inside the park, made me want to be there for a long time. The staff wearing kimonos guided me inside an old wooden house, drank tea, and it was an experience that made me realize that I had come to Japan. I went around every corner of the building, felt the atmosphere, and explored the space. I would like to visit again next time. 🌳

A very nice Japanese park, good for strolling and bird watching. A lot of people were bringing their long lense camera. There's also stamp rally going on inside the park, you don't have to collect all of them (there are 8 spots), you can get a sticker! The routes are very pebble-ly , might be challenging for wheelchair users. There's quite a few steps as well. There's also a tea house where they serve you green tea in ceremony style... and lots of koi fishes! They sells the koi treats for 100円 there's stick version (like ice cream cone) and the normal pellet too. Wedding ice cream is fun to eat too.

I decided on a morning run from my hotel to Ritsurin Garden, hoping for a quiet solo stroll. Upon arrival, a guide kindly offered me a tour. I was hesitant at first due to my limited Japanese, but the guide was incredibly patient and welcoming. We managed to communicate using a mix of basic phrases, gestures, and a little help from Google Translate. The result was a fantastic, personalized tour that taught me so much about the garden's deep history and exquisite beauty. It was a highlight of my trip—highly recommend accepting the offer if you get the chance!

Unlike other more famous Japanese gardens (Kenrokuen or Korakuen), Ritsurin boasts a mountain in its background, which adds a lot to the depth of the view. Good place for a stroll.

A historical site of Takamatsu Castle near the sea. Ticket cost 200 yen for adult. Good to visit and there are many good photo spots.

Very interesting to get a look at this partially ruined castle, where only two towers remain, both beautiful, but of the main keep, only the rock foundation at the centre still stands. It is noteworthy in a different way, rougher and simultaneously it appears like a modern art installation. Quite rare in Japan, the moat is connected to the sea, so fish and other sea creatures can swim around. The park also has a nice temple/tea house building, although currently under restoration. Great place to have a picnic.

You need to purchase a ticket at the counter to enter the grounds. However, despite it being well maintained, there's not much ground to cover here. Even the ruins covered only a very small area.

This historical castle was part of the park. A small entrance fee was required. Two carparks were very convenient. The railway was just outside the park. Although the castle and other buildings were not so large, they were well maintained and worth paying a visit. The garden was planted with lots of cherry trees. Some seats and tables were available. Toilets were clean. This was one of the sightseeing points in the city, which was easily accessible with or without a car.

Immaculately kept castle and park. The moat and gardens were the highlight. There was even a boat giving rides around the keep. No huge crowds and very tranquil. Well worth an hour of your time.

A good place to check out, if you’re in Takamatsu area. Small, but the place embraces a couple of picturesque spots.

Very interesting sea-side castle that has largely remained intact. The moat connecting to the sea lets in loads of fish. Worth the admission if you have time to spare.

***Check the opening hours before you head over.*** It’s only open three days a week, with just three time slots per day, so be sure to book your ticket in advance. The garden is lovely and captures the spirit of Noguchi—don’t miss the egg-shaped rock on the hill, where half of his ashes are scattered. A quiet, momentary place to pay tribute.

You have to get the entry ticket months ahead. You cannot take pictures once there. You cannot enter his private house. And still I would give 5 stars. I loved seeing the sculptures. Loved. It was a meditative experience even though a tourist groups were there. If you love his artworks, the trip is a definite yes. And I loved the house even though you can only peek inside. But boy, what a peaking position. The rock table and bamboo background... It is so beautiful, balanced, serene. Mure is a rock carving village. Taking a bus there and walking through the village to get to the Noguchi garden is enlightening. There is rocks everywhere.

A must go if you are an art lover or you have visited Noguchi museum in NY, you will definitely enjoy your time. Btw, only accept reservation online. You can visit it without reservation.

I highly recommend for anyone who loves Noguchi or modern sculpture and is visiting the area. The views from the site are wonderful and really accentuate the architecture and sculptures. You can also visits the nearby Nagare studio on the same day to see works by an artist similar to Noguchi.

A unique experience to see the workspace of this great artist. Beautiful architecture and sculptures embedded in its surroundings. Don't bother about the photo ban or the limited time - just enjoy the experience.

Very Disappointing Visit – Not Recommended I was very disappointed with my visit to the Isamu Noguchi. The guide only spoke Japanese and barely any English, so we received no information during the tour. I expected to visit the artist's house, but instead, we could only glimpse it from the outside—through a window and behind bars—which made it nearly impossible to see anything clearly. The visit is limited to just one hour, and everything feels rushed. There is no time to appreciate the place properly, and we finished the tour without learning anything meaningful about Noguchi or his work. For the high price of the ticket, the experience was extremely underwhelming. On top of that, the foundation is located in a rather remote area of Takamatsu, and the return journey is difficult due to the limited number of buses. I absolutely do not recommend this visit.

We had a difficult time getting here and communicating with the staff, but it was well worth the effort. Really soulful to see this place if you love art, sculpture, and Noguchi, Be sure to have cash if you are taking a taxi. The museum only takes cash as well. And be sure to have Google translate on hand!

環境舒服!! The environment is very comfortable, The 北浜アリー (きたはまアリー) is a house which made from Cargo. In the "Alley", many shops are opened by the creative owner. There included some feature cafe, some hand-made souvenir shop. Very relax place with nice view!!!!!!

This is not a nightlife spot. The Google description doesn't provide hours, but nothing was happening at 10pm except for some flashing lights and a single couple enjoying some take out at one of the outdoor tables. One of the establishments had a no photographs sign on their door. What do they care if I take a photograph of their darkened door and closed sign?

Quiet, up-and-coming new attraction, but reaching here requires a 15-min walk from the busier parts of the city. Quaint little cafes and boutiques.

Boring place and only a few store without variety. Can better renovate or revatailize something else... Not worth to visit there unless you want to chill a while by walking and a coffee...

Much worse than expected. Just only few stores exist. Also, most of them close early even in the evening on Friday. Not so bad but no reason to visit again.

Cool little revitalised area, seems like a local hipster area but less pretentious than its Western counterparts. The Cafe itself is pretty cool and typically stocked with books and niknacks. The coffee is decent, not like the amazing places in bigger cities but alright. For those who like sweet drinks, cakes and other sweets it's good. Also the stew and salad we had were really good. The downside is we had to wait about 30 mins each time even on a Monday afternoon.

It's far for not very much. There is not much to do in the surrounding area either.

Nice temple. But, remotely located. Mostly devout locals go there. Lots of souvenirs available. There are a few view points as well.

I really loved the shrine and the observation deck. I'd strongly suggest taking the bus (there seems to be no hiking trail anyway). The last bus left at 5:30pm when I was there (couple of days ago). The shrine is very quiet, pretty and has little shops around the observation deck during the day with food, souvenirs and ice cream. You can also buy the lucky charms quite cheap at the shrine!

Huge temple , at the top of Mt. Yashima. you can find many cute Racoon dogs(Tanuki)

Beautiful temple in a fantastic setting. If you enjoy visiting temples, this one won't disappoint you!

An old and beautiful temple with a splendid view.

Great place to visit, great hiking trails, temple and overlook of city and islands

Nice walk on the 2nd highest mountain of Shikoku. Do it!

Comprehensive and interesting timeline of Japanese history, along with many cool artifacts. Also some nice art available for viewing. A pretty cheap admission, and a decent walk from the nearest station.

I really wish I budgeted more time for their museum. Especially the third floor interactive area! There's so many things to explore! And there's a stamp rally!

A few exhibitions including history of Kagawa area. I don't think it is a must-visit place but good to stop by if you have some time, as it is right next to Tamamo Park (remains of Takamatsu castle)

Nice little museum with a decent collection of artifacts. However, no translation available ; everything is in Japanese. No pictures allowed except for small sample of modern reconstructions.

The museum is nice. The attached café is absolutely divine. I highly recommend the café for its waffles and ice cream set.

Great experience with authentic Japanese custom !

Magnificent! Don't miss it.

I went to the Nakano Udon School Takamatsu in February 2025. This is the best part of my Japan Trip. Me and my mom really want to say Thank You to all the staff. The instructor is very friendly and the Udon Making Procedure is fun. The classroom is clean and well set up. The online reservation procedure is also easy and smooth. After making the udon, you can cook/ eat it on the second floor. (have to pay before attending the lesson at reception). You can add chicken leg and tempura at a additional cost. I will suggest to add something. When my lunch and lesson is finished. The reception helps me to call a taxi to the train station.

My family and I had a great time learning to make, cook and eventually eat our own udon noodles. This was a fun time to spend the day.

You could try to make udon yourself here~ You could choose cooking the udon and eat it immediately or take away you udon. Booking required. I wish the teacher could try to have better communication with the non Japanese speaking clients.

**Excellent experience!** Knowing a little Japanese helped during the cooking and prep portion, but it's easy to follow along by watching others. This is definitely a spot geared toward local tourism for the Japanese population, but everyone is warmly welcomed — and I'm really grateful for that. All the food was delicious, with the chance to try various specialties from Kagawa Prefecture. Making our own Sanuki udon was a fantastic, hands-on experience. The staff were kind and accommodating — they even helped us change our reservation type when we asked. As a bonus, you get some nice souvenirs at the end. Highly recommended! Lastly, catch the right bus into the suburbs and back or just take a taxi.

Takamatsu is known for its udon, it would not complete without coming to an udon school. The step by step of udon making from scratch was so fun. We truly had some good times here. Ingredients for making udon and utensils are provided for. The udon school is situated on the upper floor while the ground floor is a shop that sells souvenirs and of course udon. As i am gluten intolerance, they were kind to serve a gluten free lunch bento.

They have an English savvy lady who mans the ticketing counter (on the right side of the front entrance as you enter), and she checked us in as we already used the website to make a reservation. Our party of 3 were the only ones in the class, the instructor did his best to show us how to make the udon noodle from beginning to end (with occasional help from the lady); and it made it extremely fun for our family, primarily entertaining our son who can speak a lot more Japanese than us. A very unique experience overall, highly recommend stopping by if you're in the area. You get to bring home what you make as well as some souvenirs!

We were on our road trip visiting different udon restaurants and came across this place and had a great time. They taught you how to make udon from scratch and you got to cook and eat the udon that you make. Had a blast!! Highly recommended.

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(Translated by Google) Visited on 2025.2.18. Admission fee: 300 yen I visited there because I wanted to learn more about the Takamatsu domain during the Edo period. The first generation of the Takamatsu Matsudaira family was Yorishige Matsudaira, the son of Yorifusa of the Mito domain. His younger brother was Mitsukuni Tokugawa (Mito Komon) of the Mito Domain, and Mitsukuni's son became the second lord of the Takamatsu Domain. I get the feeling that it is a clan close to the Tokugawa clan. The highlight is the model of the Takamatsu clan's barge. It was a great ship! What was disappointing was that there were many videos that were being adjusted. I'm sure it's difficult to operate with a limited budget, but there was some content that could only be viewed there, so I'd like to request repairs as soon as possible. (Original) 2025.2.18訪問。 入場料300円 江戸時代の高松藩について知りたいと思い訪問。 高松松平家初代は水戸藩頼房の子の松平頼重。 弟は水戸藩徳川光圀（水戸黄門）その縁で光圀の子が高松藩の二代目藩主となった。 徳川に近い親藩なんだなと実感。 見どころは高松藩の御座船の模型。立派な船でした！残念だったのは、調整中のビデオが多いこと。予算が限られたなかでの運営は大変かと思いますが、そこでしか見れないコンテンツもあったので速やかに修理対応お願いしたい。

(Translated by Google) It is located on the 4th floor of the same building as the library. There are exhibits about Takamatsu City from primitive times to postwar times. You can see valuable materials such as gold earrings from the Kofun period and a model of a feudal lord's barge from the Edo period. It's a shame that there aren't many medieval (Kamakura/Muromachi) exhibits, but it's worth more than the 300 yen admission fee. This is more recommended than the Prefectural Museum. (Original) 図書館と同じ建物の4階にあります。高松市に関する原始時代から戦後までの展示がされています。古墳時代の金の耳飾りや江戸時代の大名の御座船の模型など、貴重な資料を見ることができます。中世（鎌倉・室町）の展示が少ないのは残念ですが、入館料300円分以上の価値があります。県立博物館よりこちらの方がオススメです。

(Translated by Google) When I visited on May 16th, I was shocked to see a sign saying "Closed from May 7th, 2025 until autumn 2027." I was also out of luck as I couldn't visit the Marugame City Museum due to renovations. (Original) 5月16日に訪問したら「2025年5月7日から2027年秋頃まで休館」と張り紙が貼っていて愕然とした。丸亀市立資料館もリニューアルで見学できなかったのでついてない。

(Translated by Google) There are two parking lots, one on level ground and one on three-dimensional ground. Three-dimensional objects are old-fashioned and have strict restrictions on height and width. Both are free for one hour through the machines inside the museum. Many of the permanent exhibitions are still being adjusted (broken?). Although it is municipal, there are also parts of the surrounding area. Unusual for this kind of work, there are quite a few explanations from the modern era onwards. (Original) 駐車場は2箇所あり、平地と立体。立体は古めのやつで高さや幅の制限がキツめ。どちらも館内の機械を通して１時間は無料に。 常設展はちょっと調整中(壊れてる?)のが多い。 市立ですが、わりと周辺地域部分もある。この手のものでは珍しく、近代以降の解説がそこそこある。

(Translated by Google) This museum is themed around Takamatsu, and its contents provide a good understanding of history from ancient times to the present. I sincerely hope that they will create a catalog for the exhibition of their collection. (Original) 高松を題材にした資料館で、古代から現代までの歴史がよく分かる内容となっている。 収蔵品展の図録を作ってほしいと切に願うばかりです。

(Translated by Google) A museum located on the 4th floor of Sun Crystal Takamatsu. In the permanent exhibition room, you can look at Takamatsu's history through 12 themes through the ages. ① Establishment of the Takamatsu Plain, ② Development of rice cultivation and Takamatsu, ③ Ishikiyoyama Tumulus Group, ④ Buddhist culture and Takamatsu, ⑤ Genpei War and Yashima, ⑥ Samurai activities and Takamatsu, ⑦ Development of the castle town of Takamatsu, ⑧ Sanuki Sanpaku and Transportation, ⑨Culture of the townspeople and Takamatsu, ⑩Development of the modern city of Takamatsu, ⑪Takamatsu air raid, ⑫Takamatsu travelogue. In addition, special exhibitions are also held. I went to see the ``Takamatsu Chronicle,'' which looks back on the history of Takamatsu since the end of the Edo period through photographs, and was surprised to find that there were many things that even Jimoti didn't know. (Original) サンクリスタル高松4Fにあるミュージアム。常設展示室では、高松の歴史を時代を追って12のテーマ別に見ていくことができる。①高松平野の成立、②稲作の発展と高松、③石清尾山古墳群、④仏教文化と高松、⑤源平合戦と屋島、⑥武士の活躍と高松、⑦城下町高松の発展、⑧讃岐三白と交通、⑨町民文化と高松、⑩近代都市高松の発展、⑪高松空襲、⑫高松訪ね歩記。 このほか、特別展示も行っている。江戸末期以降の高松の歴史を写真で振り返る｢高松クロニクル｣を見に行ったが、ジモティでも知らないことが結構あるのに驚かされた。

when the summit just is not enough, climb a few steps and marvel

Newest park in the area. Not a park in the playground sense (most kids will be disappointed). Think of it more of a strolling park, or an outdoor art gallery. Not much shade as yet as the majority of the trees are newly planted. Great view of the surround.

An Amazing view of the Seto Inland Sea, and a nice park overall.

Amazing view

Very nice place!

(Translated by Google) This was my first time visiting. The roads along the way were a little narrow, so I had to be careful of oncoming traffic. However, since it was a weekday, there were hardly any oncoming traffic. Even though it was October, it was so hot that I gave up on going to the observation deck at the back. I'm a wimp. As the name suggests, Sculpture Forest is lined with a variety of sculptures. Even I, who am not particularly interested in art, found it quite enjoyable to look at them. I would like to visit again in better weather. (Original) 初めて訪れました。途中の道は少し狭いので対向車に気をつけたいと思いました。平日だったのでほとんど対向車はありませんでした。 10月だというのに暑くて奥の展望台は諦めてしまいました。軟弱者です。 彫刻の森と銘打っているとうり、様々な彫刻が並んでいます。芸術に特に関心のない私でも見ていて少し楽しくなりました。 もっと良い季節になってまた訪れたいと思います。

(Translated by Google) Located on Mount Ryuo in Ajicho, Takamatsu City, this park allows you to experience the scenery of Seto and interact with art and nature. Although it is located on top of a mountain, the park is clearly marked, so you can arrive without getting lost. There is a forest of sculptures surrounded by beautiful nature, as well as a plaza commemorating the merger. From the observation deck at the top of the mountain, you can get a panoramic view of the Seto Inland Sea. The view of the Seto Islands is also wonderful. It is a place that will refresh your mind. (Original) 高松市庵治町の竜王山にある、瀬戸の風景を体感し、アート作品と自然にふれあえる公園です。山の上にあるのですがきちんと表示されてるので迷うことなく公園まで到着することができました。美しい自然に囲まれた彫刻の森、合併記念広場などがあります。山頂の展望台からは、瀬戸内海が一望できます。瀬戸の島々の眺望も素敵です。 気持ちをリフレッシュできる場所だと思います。

It was the last sightseeing spot of my trip before leaving Takamatsu, luckily I could squeeze some time going there before returning the rental car. Kids would surely love the facilities there and everything was free.

My kids love it. They run around like crazy and there is a lot to do here. You can easily come back for multiple visits through the year if you live locally. The kids don't get bored at all, and you can get coffee or lunch from the cafe inside too.

We had a great time here with our 3 year old. It has free entry and there are plenty of things to do. Our highlights were the the percussion instruments in the music room and the real train carriage. Will be back.

Wonderful place for your kids with both outdoor and indoor playgrounds.

Fun family park and science/activity centre.

If you have kids, this is a must go place!!

So Good!

20250322 I was so careless in my planning that I mistook the restaurant in the traditional house outside the entrance as the meseum! The actural meseum is actually a very big area so we had to skip this time. Will definitely come back with a couple hours to walk around as it looked very interesting.

Fantastic!! Go here for a photo op 😎😆 It's definitely something you should check out if you can. Beautiful as well as interesting and informative in a very natural way. You can feel like you're stepping into history and the stories & lives of those who have lived in the Shikoku region. The crafts that are explored are really neat and the care given to bring these buildings and preserve them is wonderful. Plus, there are so many really great spots for photos!! Honestly, if you want something good for Insta off the beaten track this is a good one. I recommend visiting with friends and dressing up to have fun with it!

When compared with other entry fees around Japan, we questioned whether to visit (¥1,600). We are so pleased we made the decision to enter! What a beautifully curated village. Serene, informative, simply stunning. The ‘wasanbon’ sugar extraction process in the museum was fascinating. Definitely worth a trip across from Osaka/Kobe to see this and visit Rinritsu gardens.

Superb! Worth double the ticket price. Tells stories about the ingenuity and creative spirit of Shikoku people through buildings and other material things. We spent 6 hours here not counting a lunch break for delicious udon. I loved the (outstanding) English translations of the interpretive videos and signs. I found the stories really moving (especially the Yoshino sisters ❤️ revisiting their childhood home and reminiscing after 55 years). I loved taking a break by the irori hearth with the elderly man who was keeping the fire going. I loved the extravagance of the ikebana floral arrangements large and small everywhere. I recommend this museum to anyone who has a heart. Take it slowly and enjoy the soul of Shikoku

Do you want to live in harmony with nature? At Shikoku Mura, you can see how to make it happen. To learn more, please look at the photos and captions below.

Highly recommended if you like learning about Japanese culture. The Shikokumura museum has buildings from all over Shikoku meaning you get to see parts of every prefecture all in one place

Great outdoor museum that takes around 1-2 hours to complete. It's on the side of a mountain, so note they there is a bit of a hike up. They have old rural thatched roof buildings, and some more modern facilities. There are also a number of nice waterfalls. You get a 100 yen discount to the little cafe right out in front with admission too. I'd recommend visitors come check it out if they get the chance.

I think this is a office building but there are free observatories at level 8 and level 29. I saw many people in work attire leaving when I was going down from level 29 to level 8. At the level 29 observatory, there is a cafe inside as well. Level 8 is open air, so it might be quite chilly when the sun is setting. The view is quite stunning during the sunset period, worth a visit if you got nothing else to do and just want to relax. Visited on 31 Mar 2025

The observation deck on 29/F is great and it is free! Worth to go if you are nearby. It js just next to Takamatsu JR Station

A commercial building set between Takamatsu Station & the Port. The building consists of offices, food court & restaurants, exhibition halls & and observation deck on the 29th floor.

I was very disappointed with my visit. The sign clearly says the observation lounge is open until 23:15 (and another notice even mentions 22:30), but when I arrived before 20:30 it was already closed. There was no clear explanation or announcement about why it closed so early. I came here specifically for the night view, so it was really frustrating. I hope the management provides accurate information and keeps the promised opening hours in the future.

The tower was located in the waterfront. The railway terminal was very near. Next to the building was a signature park in the city. The shopping mall on the lower floors were restaurants and shops. Many parking lots were available underground. The lifts leading to the observation level were free. Chairs and long desks were placed there for people to take a rest and enjoy the view. Toilets were clean. There was a restaurant operating on the higher floor. The night scene should be specular. Nothing was selling on this floor. The atmosphere was quiet and relaxing.

Went to the top floor at night for a view point, can't even see anything unless your face is up against the glass due to all the lights on. A better view is the 5th story observation deck from the ufo building. I went at night so can't speak about the stores and shops.

The Takamatsu Symbol Tower is surprisingly slender for something called a 'symbol', and it's not easy to spot at first. The observatory is located on the second-highest floor and is not very spacious. Seating is tied to ordering from the small café. Nevertheless, on a clear day, the harbour view is beautiful, and I imagine it must be equally stunning at night. The very top floor is home to a stylish French restaurant that I hope to try on my next visit.

I wish I had read the comments before going, and at the same time I'm glad I got to witness this with my own eyes. I visited many aquariums all around the world and I had never seen anything like this. The tanks are way too small, dirty. The animals are in great distress. I am surprised there is no regulations and if there are some, this place should close down and the animals moved to a better, decent place. It's really disturbing.

An aquarium built on top of a mountain seems like a strange choice for aquatic life, but it seems this place was built a while ago, so it is a little dated. I saw workers maintaining and keeping places clean, but I do have to agree with other reviews that said there were quite a few exhibits that were definitely too small for the animals. That being the case, they did have some interesting exhibits like jelly fish polyps, as I have never seen them in person before.

I wish I had read reviews before going. This place is horrible. I would give 0 stars if i could. To keep mammals like manatee and seals in horrible dirty tiny tanks made me so sad I wanted to cry. It is incredibly inhumane and dirty they are mammals just like us and it is so sad to see them with no space going back and forth all day long. This place made me feel so sad and depressed. U am so sorry humans are doing this to these animals. Do not support this place it’s disgusting.

Now, they have a new bigger tank for dolphins and also spacious space for penguins. They renovated some areas apparently, plus they have many feeding animals events every day Staff are nice and dolphin show was fun maybe I should call the dolphin show a funny samurai-man show lol anyway the show was unique and my kids enjoyed it. Thank you

A great place to stay, relax and hang on friends, exploring wild fantastic exotic animals. So much fun to be there come and visit them.

A big too small , but you can find all you need here, even the location is a bit far , bus is very frequent, but still worth to get there, the view outside the aquarium is festinating:)

An aquarium and tank look too old. The show is average, but let you see them very close.

Takamatsu Art Museum is a nice art museum in the center of the city. There were 3 exhibits on during my visit. All were interesting in their own way without be especially deep or extensive. The museum building is quite large and impressive but the actual gallery areas are a little small. Even though I only paid ¥200 I was surprised that I seen everything in about 30 minutes.

This may be a great option to visit, if you’ve done the famous tourist spots in Takamatsu area. The interior of the building is aesthetically beautiful and their exhibitions are great.

Unfortunately, when I visited, they only had a standard exhibition. I was only able to see works from artists connected to Shikoku. Unless you have a strong interest in art, I don't think you'll find it very enjoyable.

Unbelievable time-consuming visit if you buy full tickets. We visited at noon and got out at its closure, still missing a few exhibited items. That's over 5 hours! Make sure you buy limited edition souvenirs at exit of special exhibitions. We did not regret but felt satisfied because time is well-spent.

Very nice art gallery, very good for kids visiting, there is parking area, the parking fee is around JPY¥1000

I saw a temporary exhibition about Finnish design. It was brilliant! Great value for money, very interesting and lots of cool stuff. Exit through the gift shop, of course. All the staff I spoke with were very kind and helpful. There are free umbrella lockers and 100 yen coin lockers. There's an underground bicyle storage. There's a restaurant but I didn't eat there. There's a huge craft and art room for children with lots of supplies, it was popular with families. I loved this place! Thank you.

Not much free admission stuff to see Some staff is not polite and helpful

Another pleasant surprise in Takamatsu, there is a set of top quality Italian restaurants within a small area around not far from the train station. It's worth the short walk to this shop as the door is great and the gorgonzola pasta is an absolute sensation. Very good recommend 👍👍

Lots of impressive statues. Apparently an amalgamation of all kinds of religious directions. Fun.

Good place

Good place and collections for taking photos and goshuin

i just want to share there is a beautiful aesthetic building to store cremation of remains. It’s so nicely designed I feel the poise and elegance. Unfortunately I couldn’t go in to take a look, but it is a nice structure.

(Translated by Google) Located in Takamatsu City, 83-ban Ichinomiya-ji Temple is situated on flat ground, making it easily accessible from the city. The "Ichinomiya" in the temple's name refers to its former position as an Ichinomiya of Sanuki Province, a place of great historical significance. The entrance is a stone gate, leading to a simple approach flanked by stone Buddhas and trees, creating a tranquil atmosphere. The main deity is the Bodhisattva Kannon. The main hall is small, yet solemn and simple, with the grounds neatly maintained. The Daishido Hall and bell tower are nearby, creating a simple overall flow. Ichinomiya-ji Temple is particularly famous for its "Hell Cave" within its grounds. This small cave is said to lead to hell, and visitors lean forward to listen to the sounds within, a cautionary tale. This small detail lends the temple a sense of history, making it a highly anticipated experience for many pilgrims. (Original) 83 番一宮寺在高松市，位置在平地，從市區過來很方便。寺名的「一宮」代表這裡曾是讚岐國的一宮，歷史地位很高。入口是一座石門，走進去後就是簡單的參道，兩旁有石佛和樹木，氣氛安靜。 本尊是聖観世音菩薩。本堂規模不大，但莊嚴樸實，境內整理得乾淨。大師堂與鐘樓就在不遠處，整體動線很單純。 一宮寺特別有名的是境內的「地獄穴」。這是一個小洞窟，據說能通往地獄，參拜者會把頭湊過去聽裡面的聲音，像是一種警世體驗。這個小小的細節，讓寺院多了一點故事感，也成為很多遍路旅人特別期待的部分。

(Translated by Google) Temple No. 83 of the 88 Shikoku Temple Pilgrimage It's just over a 30-minute drive from the 82nd temple, Nekoji Temple. Finally, you'll walk through a narrow path to the parking lot. You might mistake Ichinomiya Temple for the larger neighboring Tamura Shrine, but the small temple to the west is Ichinomiya Temple. Apparently, it was originally the head priest of Tamura Shrine. Perhaps it's compact because it was rebuilt after being burned down. It's a very convenient place to visit. (Original) 四国八十八ヶ所八十三番札所 八十二番の根香寺から車で３０分強。 最後にちょっと細道を通っての駐車場。一宮寺よりも大きなお隣の田村神社と間違えそうになるかも知れないが、その西側のちんまりしたお寺が一宮寺である。元はこの田村神社の別当だったそう。一度焼失しているのを再建したからこのコンパクトさなのか。お参りがしやすくて大変助かるところではある。

This is a small temple that is convenient to visit when you are heading for the Shikoku Village nearby. While there is nothing particularly special about it, it is nice to climb up the (many) stairs as the view from the top gives you an idea of what that area of Takamatsu looks like.

The shrine was huge but cozy. It is worth to have a walk here.

Not particularly impressive temple, but view from the top is great!

眺望がよい場所❤︎

very　nice😄

(Translated by Google) This shrine is located right next to Shikokumura. You reach the main hall after climbing quite a flight of stairs. There weren't many visitors, so I was able to look around at my own pace. There's a water basin with flowing water, and the way it swirls around is very cute and soothing. The shrine office seemed to be empty, but I was able to receive a written goshuin (temple seal). (Original) 四国村のすぐ横にある神社さん。結構な階段を上ると本殿にたどり着きます。 あまり参拝者さんがおらず、のんびりとみて回れました。 流水手水がありくるくる回っているのが可愛く癒されました。 社務所はお留守のようでしたが、書置きの御朱印をいただくことができました。

(Translated by Google) Let's go to Shikokumura! We arrived at parking lot 3, but only the upper parking lot was available, so we were directed there. We changed our plans and decided to pray at the parking lot. We climbed the stairs from the parking lot and were already halfway up the shrine stairs. If you have trouble with your legs, we recommend the upper parking lot. The view of the town from there and the pleasant temperature and breeze before the autumn leaves fall were also very soothing. (Original) 四国村に行ってみよう！とやってきて第3駐車場？上の方の駐車場しか空いてなくて誘導されました。 駐車場でお参りしよう！とプランを変更。 駐車場から続く階段を上がるともう神社の階段の真ん中辺りでした。 足腰が辛い方は上の方の駐車場をお勧めします。 またそこから見える街の眺めと紅葉前の気温と風が心地よくて癒されました。

I came here while I was on vacation and it was really fun. Getting to the cave takes a ferry and bus ride, all of which are fairly easy to purchase. Look up the ferry departure times and arrive about 20 minutes early to get a ticket. You'll want the extra time just in case you have trouble figuring out which ticket to buy. The workers at the docks are very friendly and will give you directions if you ask. After the ferry, you'll arrive at a visitor center. You can either hike to the cave or purchase a bus ticket at the visitor center and get a ride to the mouth of the cave. It's pretty easy even if you don't understand much Japanese. Have a translator app handy. After the bus ride, you'll buy a ticket to the cave, and you're free to explore. The cave's association with Momotaro is fun, but the actual history of it being discovered by a school principal (or teacher?) is just as charming. There are several ceramic tiles or emblems depicting oni decorating the cave made by school children that are very old (I was sad to see a few falling apart, but I guess that's expected). There are oni statues there to help illustrate the legend of Momotaro too. The cave is only about 10 different rooms or so, so you can go through it pretty quick. If you are claustrophobic, I'd advise against it. I have a fear of being trapped under rubble or things falling on top of me, but I didn't feel nervous. Just be aware that there are some tight spaces. Once you are done with the cave, there are several paths going to various parts of the island you can explore. All are easier hikes, though the humidity and heat might make it a little challenging if you aren't accustomed to it. I loved my experience. My only critique was how you needed to purchase three separate tickets to get to the cave (ferry/return - bus - cave entrance, though all three were inexpensive). The website has no means of purchasing any of those tickets (maybe the ferry but I bought mine in person). And the bus schedule is managed by another company and not readily available online. If they offered some kind of large ticket for the ferry rides, bus ride, and cave entrance, it would greatly streamline the process and might even encourage more visitors.

Cave is small but nearby there's a great view of all the islands. Bus times are scheduled in sync with ferry arrival and departure times.

Do worthy to go when you are here. It’s definitely an unique experience

a round trip to the bus for 800 yen 500 yen one way entrance fee to the cave 600 yen Pay only 500 yen for the bus one way The dispatch is an hour The cave can be seen in 15 minutes Walk down

Interesting cave, with a number of scupltures related to a folks tale regariding ogres living in it. Lovely view over the Seto Inland Sea

Interesting place, but a bit far. 800 yen for round trip bus ticket and extra 400-600 yen for admission. Free natural cool AC, which is nice...

It’s a very interesting cave. It has a lot of oni masks inside. You can hike from the port to the cave or take the bus. I took the bus when I went there because the weather was not good.

The supermarket has discounted prepared dishes on sale around 6pm.

This was quite disappointing to be called a “shopping street”. We planned on souvenir shopping but just got a few things a Lawsons. I would not make this a focal point of your day. We went to Aspam building after and had much better luck.

Good!

Good very good

Comfortable

(Translated by Google) @Kyoto_emotional It's an arcade shopping street with a Japanese feel. It's a street you can enjoy in a small way^^ (Original) @Kyoto_emotional 일본풍 느껴지는 아케이드 상점가예요 ㅎㅎ 소소하게 즐길 수 있는 거리입니다^^

(Translated by Google) On September 7th, we first went to JR Kotohira Station, walked to Kotohira-gu Shrine, then took the Kotohira Tramway Park and visited Slowpoke Park. It was so hot! Then we went to Ritsurin Garden, which was beautiful! The four of us bought a ton of stuff at the souvenir shop right outside... Afterward, we went to a traditional udon restaurant for some udon before heading to the shopping district. It was a great place to shop and browse... Minamishinmachi Shopping Street is definitely the busiest place in Takamatsu City! (Original) 9月7號先去JR琴平站走去金刀比羅宮再搭琴平電車園逛了呆呆獸公園天氣好熱呀，接著我們去了栗林公園裡面很漂亮，哈！我們一家四人在門口紀念品館買了一堆東西...後來我們就走去烏龍麵老店吃烏龍麵再去逛商店街，好逛好買...南新町商店街應該是高松市熱鬧的地方了！

Such a peaceful place. Also perfect for walking inside the nature.

calming water, lovely forest and enough footpath variety to fit any level. You can take the paved path or get right by the water.

Absolutely breathtaking experience hiking through this easy-going trail. Incredible views and sounds of the natural wildlife. Highly recommend visiting.

Not crowded. Nice hike all the way around lake. Has a brand new pet adoption and rescue facility next door now!

Beautiful place

Absolutely beautiful!

Beautiful cherry blossoms in full bloom

It was raining and it would be helpful if umbrellas were provided

Don’t expect too much from this michinoeki, you can buy some simple food, drink, and souvenir, nothing else!

Quiet camp spot with easy access to Onsen (no tattoos).

good

A river nearby. Cheap local vegetables can be brought.

Ice cream

That's also an onsen here!!

Chuo Park is small, but pleasant. There are a lot of sculptures and statutes around the park for you to find.

We passed by Chuo Park when they had a festival in August. The park was filled with young locals in kimonos. There was a big concert thing going on, as well as a night market type event with lots of stands of summer food. It’s a really big park with lots of open space when there’s no event there. Lots of mosquitoes in the darker areas.

I saw a very interesting performance. They enjoyed it and I also enjoyed it. Their enthusiasm excites me.

Nice little reprieve from the city

On the day I walked past Chuo Park, there was a festival about asparagus. There were a lot of food stalls selling dishes made with asparagus. It was creative and fun! I tried deep fried asparagus, asparagus burger and, spaghetti and asparagus dumplings. All were delicious! This festival was only held on 20th April. I was so lucky that I could join it.

Great place for a festival. Fun festival and lots of delicious food.

still a nice park for kids to hang out. two types of man hole covers along the road.

Lighthouse located about 15 mins on foot from Takamatsu Station. Offers great views of the port area and you can even see the Seto Ohashi on a clear day. Best visited during sunrise and sunset.

The Tamamo Breakwater Lighthouse, also known as Setoshirube, sits astonishingly close to the sea at Takamatsu Port, providing an exhilarating sense of proximity to the water. A popular turnaround point for joggers, it’s also an excellent spot to watch the ferries heading to the surrounding islands. The combination of lively activity and expansive sea views makes this a surprisingly enjoyable and scenic location.

It's a lighthouse with a great atmosphere, perfect for creating a romantic mood as there are few people around. However, it's quite far from the parking lot, so cycling there might be the best option. This is a free area.

1) Access from Tokyo 1 hour and 20 minutes by plane from Haneda Airport. 40 min. by limousine bus to Takamatsu Chikko. Accommodation plan is good. 2) Cost (one way) Air ticket 12,000 yen one way, limousine bus 1,000 yen 3) Review The lighthouse is the symbol of Takamatsu Port. Made of glass, it glows red at night, and looking back, the lights of the city of Takamatsu are glittering and beautiful. Even in midsummer, the sea breeze at night is pleasant, making it a perfect walking course. The lights of the ferry reflected in the sea make for a fantastic sight.

This is a great spot for an evening stroll, as the walkway boasts an incredible atmosphere. The lighthouse is a sight to behold, whether it's day or night, and truly adds to the overall wonder of the area.

Beautiful way to see the inland see. Views of the surrounding island, which there are many and Honshu. Lots of lovely locals out exercising and fishing.

just a lighthouse.

Even in the rain you can tell its an amazing park with a great playground, indoor pool and gym

The cherry blossoms in this season are beautiful indeed.

Spacey with good playgrounds and beautiful surroundings. Recommended for picnics!

Clean area good for visitors.

Nice

(Translated by Google) It was a very beautiful park. It is located in Busshozan Town, adjacent to Honen-ji Temple, the family temple of the Matsudaira clan of Takamatsu Domain. The name "Mountain where Buddha Lives" itself has a powerful meaning. (Original) 大変美しい公園でした。仏生山町にあり、高松藩松平家の菩提寺である法然寺に隣接しています。「仏が生きる山」というネーミング自体にパワーを感じます。

(Translated by Google) The park is well maintained and perfect for a stroll. There are playground equipment and three parking lots. The seasonal flowers are also beautiful. (Original) 綺麗に整備されていて、散歩にも最適です。遊具もあり、駐車場も3箇所あります。季節の花々も綺麗です。

Went to see the sunset at the observatory deck, but I got totally surprised by this glass architecture. I arrived after 6pm so this building was closed, otherwise I would love to go inside and explore the design (for me walking around the building was quite exciting already). Recommend family with young kids to visit this place too, I can imagine kids having fun running along it.

Come to catch the sunset here with great views of the city! There was a mini exhibition of animal sculptures when we went, and there are cafe spaces on the mountain top to grab a bite. You'll also have to walk through a temple to reach the summit. The curve building structure will let you walk both inside and outside at different elevations and views.

(Translated by Google) The scenery is beautiful and it's a great place to relax. Unfortunately, the aquarium was under renovation at the time, so there wasn't much to see. Thanks to that, there weren't many people around, so we were able to relax. There are also historical sites nearby, so it's a nice place. The only problem is that transportation is inconvenient. There is only one bus per hour. There are no return buses after 12 o'clock, so if you go in the morning, you'll have a lot of time to kill. There weren't many restaurant options, and the food was a little pricey, but it was delicious. (Original) 風景がよく、ゆったりするには良いところです。残念ながら、ちょうど水族館が改装中で、見どころが少ないタイミングでした。 そのおかげか、人も少なくのんびり過ごせました。 周りに史跡などもあり、良いところです。 問題は、交通の便が悪い点。バスは1時間に1本。12時台には戻る便がなく、午前中に行くと時間を持て余しました。 レストランも選択肢は無く、少しお高いですが美味しかったです。

(Translated by Google) I went there in the morning to kill time before the udon shop opened and it was amazing! It's a good deal as it only costs 300 yen for parking. It's a bit of a walk from the parking lot. At first, you might wonder where it is, but once you pass the temple and turn, you'll find a spectacular view and a really stylish building! I think it would be even better if the base of the building was grass. (Original) うどん屋が開くまでの時間潰しで朝行ってみたらめっちゃ良かった‼️駐車場代の300円だけでいいのでお得です　駐車場からは少し歩きます　はじめはどこにあるの？って感じですがお寺を過ぎて曲がるとその先に絶景とめっちゃおしゃれな建築物‼️ 建物の足元が芝生ならもっと最高だと思いましたが

(Translated by Google) This was my first time visiting, and it was a very exciting facility. The glass-walled corridors surround the various Setouchi Triennale artworks, making it worth seeing from both inside and out. The facility was air-conditioned and had benches and a cafe, which was helpful. The view from the observation deck in front was also beautiful, even though it was hazy. I'll definitely visit again when the aquarium reopens. (Original) 初めて訪れたのですがとてもワクワクできる施設でした。ガラス張りの回廊が色々な瀬戸芸の作品を取り囲むように配置されていて中からも外からも見応えありました。 施設内は空調も効いていてベンチや喫茶もあったので助かりました。 目の前の展望所からの景色も霞んでいたのですが綺麗でした。 水族館が復活したらまた寄らせて頂きます。

(Translated by Google) I stopped by while enjoying the night view. There weren't many tourists at night, and the lights along the way were minimal. But the building itself is quite stylish. There's no entrance fee, and there's a small shop there that's open until 8 PM. The building's curves are beautiful, and there are some art festival products outside that you can view and photograph for free. (Original) 看夜景時順便經過的地方。晚上來沒什麼遊客，沿途燈光很少。但這棟建築很有設計感。進去不用門票，還有一點小賣店，應該到晚上8點都還有營業。 建築弧度很有美感，外面有一些藝術祭的產品可以免費觀看跟拍照。

(Translated by Google) This is a place where you can get a panoramic view of Takamatsu city. The daytime scenery is nice, but the night view is truly amazing. During the Setouchi Triennale, works by artists are exhibited all over the place, so it's fun to just stroll around. (Original) 高松市を一望出来る場所です。昼の風景も良いのですが、夜景がホントに素敵です。瀬戸内国際芸術祭期間は、あちこちに作家さんの作品が展示してあり、ぐるっと散策するのも楽しいですよー。

Love this museum concept. All toys are wood but plenty exciting for kids. The staff speaks limited English but is very helpful and tries to engage and show you the different toys. The entrance fee is about ¥900 per adult and ¥700 per kid, but well worth it. You can re-enter the place , if you need a shopping break.

Best place in the city centre for parents of small kids (1 to 5 or 6 years old). Absolutely fabulous staff, very friendly, welcoming, taking a lot of initiative to show any child how the toys work and then leave them on their own to play. Everything is wooden, there are small nooks where kids can play alone or together with friends or other kids. I couldn't believe this exists and now I can't believe I have to miss this in my hometown. What a great place.

Really cool place to bring kids. Spent almost the entire day there, workshops outside are also fun for kids

An interesting place where you can taste local food.

Great for younger children

(Translated by Google) I went to the Sanuki Toy Museum with my family! In conclusion, both adults and children were very satisfied!! I highly recommend this place to anyone looking for a place to go with their children in Kagawa Prefecture! It's located inside Sunport Takamatsu, close to the sea and easy to access. The museum is filled with the scent of wood, and the moment you enter, you feel at ease. Not everything is made of wood, but most of the play equipment and toys are made of wood, giving it a warm feel. There are clearly separated areas where babies can play safely, and the area for children aged 0 to 2 years old is impressive with soft flooring and rounded toys. Children over 3 years old had a blast! There was a pretend play area, large wooden play equipment, and a wooden pool (not a ball pool, but a "wooden ball pool"!) and they were engrossed in playing there. Adults can also enter the wooden ball pool, so we all rolled around together, feeling like kids again for the first time in a while (lol). The presence of the "toy curator" was especially good. Rather than being staff, they were more like play guides, encouraging children to play well and gently teaching them how to use the toys. They were very friendly and reassuring. They were not at all pushy, and it was amazing how they naturally brought out the "I want to do it!" in children. Inside the museum, there are toys related to Sanuki's traditional crafts, as well as exhibits and play equipment made from wood from Kagawa Prefecture, so it's great that you can "learn about the region while playing!" As a tourist spot, you can feel the essence of Kagawa, and it's very satisfying. In addition, depending on the season and weekends, workshops are held, and it seems that you can experience wood crafts. I wasn't able to participate this time because the schedule didn't work out, but I'd like to try it next time! The museum is clean, strollers are allowed, and there is a nursing room and diaper changing space. The facilities are quite extensive, so it's great that even families with small children can enjoy themselves without worry. The only thing to be aware of is that there are busy times. It seems to get quite crowded on weekends and holidays, so I recommend going early! You can enter smoothly if you make a reservation in advance online. There is an admission fee for both adults and children, but given the fees, I think it's reasonable and actually good value for money. You can re-enter the museum, so it seems like a good idea to have lunch outside and then come back. (Original) 家族で讃岐おもちゃ美術館に行ってきました！ 結論から言うと、大人も子どもも大満足！！ 香川県で子連れのお出かけスポットを探してる方には、めちゃくちゃおすすめです！ 場所はサンポート高松の中、海が近くてアクセスも◎。 館内は木の香りがふわっと広がってて、入った瞬間にほっとするような空間。 全部が木でできてるわけじゃないけど、遊具やおもちゃはほとんど木製で温かみがあります。 赤ちゃんでも安心して遊べるエリアがしっかり分かれていて、0歳〜2歳くらいの子向けのスペースには、柔らかい床材や丸みのあるおもちゃが用意されていて感動 3歳以上の子どもたちは、もう大はしゃぎ！ ごっこ遊びができるコーナーや、大型の木製遊具、木のプール（ボールプールならぬ「木の玉プール」！）があり、夢中になって遊んでました。 木の玉プールは大人も入れるので、久々に童心にかえって一緒にゴロゴロしてきました（笑） 特に良かったのが「おもちゃ学芸員」さんの存在。 スタッフさんというより、遊びの案内人って感じで、子どもがうまく遊べるように声をかけてくれたり、おもちゃの使い方を優しく教えてくれたり、とてもフレンドリーで安心感があります。 押しつけがましさが全然なくて、自然に子どもの「やりたい！」を引き出してくれるのがすごい。 館内には讃岐の伝統工芸にちなんだおもちゃや、香川県産の木材を使った展示・遊具もあって、「遊びながら地域のことも学べる」っていうのがとっても良い！ 観光としても、香川らしさが感じられて満足度高いです。 また、季節や週末によってはワークショップも開催されていて、木のクラフト体験なんかもできるようです。 今回は時間が合わず参加できなかったけど、次回はぜひやってみたい！ 館内は清潔感があって、ベビーカーOK、授乳室・おむつ替えスペースも完備。 設備的にもかなり充実していて、小さなお子さん連れでも安心して過ごせるのが嬉しいポイント。 唯一の注意点としては、「混む時間帯」があるってこと。 土日や連休はけっこう混み合うようですので、早めに行くのがおすすめ！ ネットで事前予約しておくとスムーズに入館できますよ。 入館料は大人・子どもそれぞれかかるけど、この内容なら納得だし、むしろコスパいいと感じました。 再入館もできるので、いったん外でお昼を食べて、また戻ってくるって使い方もできそうです。

(Translated by Google) We used it for about an hour during a gap in our trip. It's rare to find a place where you can play with wooden toys to your heart's content, so the kids were thrilled. Even adults can have fun playing at this facility, with toys such as 10 connected kendama and caterpillars that stick together with magnets. We sometimes go to similar facilities in Tokyo, but they are nearly twice the price, so we thought this was easy on the wallet. (Original) 旅行の隙間時間に1時間ほど利用させていただきました。 木のおもちゃを存分に遊べる場所は中々ないので子供達も大喜び。 10個繋がってるけん玉や磁石でくっつく芋虫など大人でも楽しく遊べる施設です。 都内でたまに同様の施設に行きますが値段は倍近くするのでお財布にも優しいと思いました。

For those who are into mid century furniture this is a great inspiration and a font of knowledge of the work of Nakashima. Those with $$$ may wish to purchase an item or two Or just dream like me.

The museum is small, but really amazing, a lot of content, about George Nakashima's life and work. Jun, the lady at the front desk was adorable and very welcoming. The cafe is also a great place to relax. Architects and designers lovers must visit this museum !

You will get to know George Nakashima in a very personal way. You can sit on some of the replica, very well done.

Worth the detour if you love nikkei culture, furniture and or woodworking 💯

Beautiful exhibit of Nakashima’a designs

Highly recommended

Famed woodworker and designer George Nakashima’s Japan based workshop. Small galleries but with his older prototypes and local fabrication. I love his furniture so a biased review. But feel anyone can really enjoy his level of craftsmanship and design.

(Translated by Google) Unfortunately, the entrance fee is a little high. You can also enjoy Mr. Kawashima's works. The location was perfect, matching the scenery of the Seto Inland Sea. (Original) 入場料が少し高いのが残念です。その他は、川島さんの作品が堪能できます。瀬戸内海の風景とマッチして最高のロケーションでした。

(Translated by Google) I visited for the first time with a friend. I felt the "joy and cry of life" from all of Takeshi's peeling paintings. By chance, his wife was there and as we chatted, she told me how much she respects her husband, Takeshi, and their daughter who lives in New York, and that speaking your own words helps you let go and face yourself. It was a truly emotional moment. I would definitely like to visit again. (Original) 友人に連れられて初めて伺いました。猛さんが絵ががれているすべてから『生きる喜びと叫び』を感じました。 この時に偶然にも奥さまがいらしておしゃべりをする中で、旦那さまの猛さんやNYにいらっしゃる娘さんを心から尊敬していると語られていたのと、自分の言葉を話す⇒放し自分に向き合うんだと。 本当に心が響き合う時間にもなりました。 またぜひ伺いたいと思います。

(Translated by Google) I happened to come across this place while looking at a map, so I went there on a weekday. I was encouraged to know that he is still actively creating art (lol). (Original) マップを見ていたら偶然みつけて平日に行ってきました。まだまだ現役で創作活動をしているのを知り元気をもらえました(笑)

(Translated by Google) If you are a group, you can make a reservation in advance and get admission inside for a fee. Painter Takeshi Kawashima's atelier and exhibition room You can listen to stories from the creators, view exhibitions of their works, and see collections of ethnographic materials. The problem is that public transportation is very poor. (Original) 団体だと事前に予約して有料で中に入れてもらえる 画家の川島猛氏のアトリエ兼展示室 作者のお話が聞けたり、作品の展示が鑑賞できたり、民族学資料のコレクションを見せてもらえたりする 公共交通機関がとても乏しいのが難点

(Translated by Google) It was my first time to visit the museum, and although it was only half an hour with a kind and thorough guide, I left a good impression. (Original) 初めて館内に、親切丁寧なガイド説明付きで半時と短い観覧でしたが、良い印象が残っています。

(Translated by Google) It was hot, but the environment was wonderful. The sea was beautiful, the artwork was beautiful, and the tranquility was amazing. (Original) 暑かったけど素晴らしい環境。綺麗な海とアート作品、静けさ。

(Translated by Google) Membership system. Reservation required. You can fully appreciate Masayuki Nagare's commitment. The museum building is made of brick. I get the impression that the locals are overwhelmed. The layout, where you can see the sea to the east, has a very liberating feel. It has a strong impact. (Original) 会員制。 予約必須。 流政之のこだわりが存分に鑑賞できる。 美術館の建物が煉瓦造りなので 現地で圧倒されるような印象を受ける。 東を海が見える配置はなかなか解放感があり インパクトが強い。

(Translated by Google) I was once again happy to see such an active person in my hometown. I am grateful that I was able to experience so many works, including works that express post-war feelings and works that viewers can enjoy while integrating with each other. It's a place I'd like to visit again in different seasons. (Original) 故郷に、こんなに活躍されていた方がいらしたのを改めて嬉しく思いました。戦後の想いを込められた作品や、鑑賞者が一体化しながら楽しめる作品など多くの作品に触れることができ、感謝しています。季節を変えて，また訪れたい場所です。

(Translated by Google) The atelier and residence of world-renowned sculptor Masayuki Nagare will be opened to the public this fall as Nagare Studio. The large collection of works and the impressive fortress-like studio that makes you wonder if it is privately owned. The outdoor exhibition effectively creates a different space between the sea and the sky of the Seto Inland Sea, making use of the elevated location, making it open and familiar. In addition, the indoor exhibition is displayed in each space on the first and second floors, along with the folk implements he has collected, creating a good contrast with his works. (Original) 世界的彫刻家流政之氏のアトリエ兼住居が「ナガレスタジオ」として、この秋に一般公開されます。 作品収蔵数の多さと、個人所有とは思えない城塞の様な重厚なスタジオが圧巻です。 屋外展示は、瀬戸内海の海と空の間の異空間を、高台の立地を利用して効果的に演出しており、開放的で身近なものとなっております。 また屋内展示は、1・2階の各スペースに、氏の収集した民具などと共に配されており、作品との良いコントラストになっております。

(Translated by Google) I was impressed by Nagare's desire for peace. (Original) 平和を願う流さんの気持ちに感銘をうけました

(Translated by Google) Worth a look. The staff are very friendly and explain things carefully. Children in the lower grades of elementary school also had fun. (Original) 一見の価値あり。 スタッフの方がとてもフレンドリーかつ丁寧に説明してくれます。小学校低学年の子どもたちも楽しんでいました。

(Translated by Google) A number of works by Masayuki Nagare are lined up against the backdrop of a location overlooking the sky and sea of ​​Takamatsu. It was a really nice place for someone like me who loves stones. (Original) 高松の空と海が一望できるロケーションをバックに立ち並ぶ、流政之さんの数々の作品。石好きな自分にとっては本当に素敵な場所でした。

(Translated by Google) It's a garden that makes you feel like you have the Seto Inland Sea all to yourself. Although there are many artworks on display, it is neat and tidy, and the trees are well-maintained. Best of all, you can spend an hour in a small group listening to explanations from a volunteer. It's a relaxing and elegant experience. (Original) 瀬戸内海を独り占めしたかのようなお庭。 作品も沢山置かれているけど、スッキリしているし、木々もちゃんと手入れが入っています。なにより、少人数でボランティアさんの説明をうけながらの一時間。ゆったりと優雅な気持ちになれます。

Lots of space for kids to play... Little to no shade on hot summer days though...

After work it is nice to seat back and relax.

(Translated by Google) It's a fairly large park, but it faces the road and there are no fences, so be careful when playing ball. I often see elderly people playing gateball in the morning. (Original) なかなか広い公園ですが、道路に面しておりフェンスも無いのでボール遊びはご注意を。 午前中はご年配がゲートボールをされているのを良く見かけます。

(Translated by Google) Volunteers are kind and courteous It's kept beautifully. Those of us who are allowed to use it also understand it. I can't go without using it carefully. thank you. There is also a parking lot, which is very convenient. (Original) ボランティアの方々が親切丁寧に キレイに維持してくれてます。 使わせていただく私達も其れを汲んで 大切に使わせていただか無いと行けませんね。 ありがとうございます。 さらに駐車場もありとても便利です。

(Translated by Google) Are there athletic play equipment for children aged 2 and up, a sandbox, and health equipment? Yes, there is space to run around. (Original) ２歳位から遊べるアスレチック遊具あり、砂場あり、健康器具？あり、走り回れるスペースあります。

(Translated by Google) It's been kept clean, and there's a sandbox to protect from the sun and toys. I've never seen an adult use health equipment, so I would have been happy if they had more play equipment than that. I wanted a swing... (Original) 綺麗にお掃除されていて、砂場には日差し避け、おもちゃも置いてあります。健康器具を使う大人を見たことがなく、それよりはもう少し遊具を多くしてくれたら嬉しかったです。ブランコ欲しかったなぁ…

(Translated by Google) They always clean the room and it's perfect for walking the dog. Once, a sponge ball or something had crushed it, and the pieces were scattered about, and the dog ate it. I guess it just happened to be when I wasn't able to clean it. It's also comfortable to run around. (Original) いつも掃除とかもしてくださってて、犬の散歩に最適です。 一回だけ、スポンジでできたボールか何かが粉砕してて、その欠片が散らばってて、犬がそれを食べてしまいました。 たまたま掃除できてないときだったんでしょうけど。 走らしたりするのも快適です。

Good place for a little walk and hiking or camping Beautiful birds eye view as well

I went there in spring, there were spots to sit and just enjoy the view. We found an artificial cave too. There is also an athletic camping site for groups. However, it is quite far away from public transport. It is better to have a car otherwise you will have to hitchhike or hike

Wintertime not best to go walk or you need to be active all the time

Huge park with lots of play places for the kids and open spaces for the adults and teens.

Good place for kids

Children will love the place

Awesome place

(Translated by Google) I often go here because it's close. I go there with friends recently to play and practice, and sometimes I go there by myself to practice. (Original) ここは、近いのでよく使います。 友達と最近遊びと練習で行ったり、1人で 練習する時もあります。

(Translated by Google) The gymnasium has 6 badminton courts. There are curtains on three sides, making it easy to see the shuttle. Although it cannot be denied that the facilities are outdated, they are in good condition. However, the access environment is not good. The road is narrow, so please be careful when using it. (Original) 体育館は、バドミントン６面取れます。ここは、カーテンを3面にするのでシャトルが見やすいです。 設備的には老朽化は否めませんが、整っています。 しかし、アクセスの環境はよくないです。道が狭いので利用される方は注意しましょう。

(Translated by Google) I would be happy if more people like swimming! Uncle looks great too! Lockers are free too! They lent me my hat when I forgot it! kind! (Original) 水泳好きな人が増えると嬉しいです！ おじちゃんも感じいです！ ロッカーもタダ！ 帽子忘れた時に貸してくれました！ 優しい！

(Translated by Google) I visited once a few years ago and got a little lost after getting off the Takamatsu Interchange. (Original) 何年か前に一度訪れました　高松インター降りてから少し道に迷いました　I visited once a few years ago and got a little lost after getting off the Takamatsu Interchange.

(Translated by Google) A regular customer has a lower limb disability and a mental disorder. He walks on crutches rather than in a wheelchair. Public transportation is inconvenient, and as a person with a disability, I have to be picked up and dropped off by my mother, who is in the latter stages of her senior year. This point alone is the biggest drawback of this pool. I wish they would at least run buses. There are buses running in front of Busshozan Station and Busshozan Onsen. The road is quite misaligned, so it would be difficult to incorporate it into the bus route. There is a changing room for people with disabilities, as well as toilets and showers for people with disabilities. There is a special exception for people with disabilities, but they can enter the pool through the back door. The staff are friendly and highly considerate towards people with disabilities. The restrooms are in the changing rooms for people with disabilities. It is not a heated toilet seat. This is the only point I would like to see improved. I don't know what the public restrooms are like since I've only used them here. My mother seems to have used the public restroom, but she said it was Japanese style. Due to the high prices for the general public, there are few customers, but there are quite a lot of elderly people who get discounts and people with disabilities who can get in for free. Persons with disabilities can enter for free as long as they are accompanied by one person. Improvements should have been made so that those with mental disability certificates can receive the same services as those with physical disabilities. I am not sure about the rehabilitation notebook (intellectual disability). (Original) 常連客の下肢障害と精神障害の重複障害者です。 車椅子ではなく両松葉杖歩行です。 公共交通機関の便が悪く、障害者の私は後期高齢者の母の送迎なくして行けません。 この点だけがこのプールの最大の欠陥と言えます。 せめてバスなり走ってくれたらいいんですけどね。 仏生山駅や仏生山温泉の前はバス走ってるんですけどね。 結構道がズレてますからバスルートに組み込むのは難しいんでしょう。 障害者用の着替え室があり、ここには障害者用トイレとシャワーも完備。 障害者だけは特別ですが、裏口というか勝手口からプールに入れてもらえます。 職員の愛想は良く、障害者への気配りは高いです。 トイレは障害者用着替え室のトイレは様式です。 温水便座ではありません。 この点だけが改善してもらいたいなと思うところです。 ここしか使ったことがないでの一般向けのトイレがどうなっているかはわかりません。 母は一般向けトイレを使ったことがあるようですが和式だったと言ってました。 一般向けの料金が高いため利用客が少なく、割引が効くお年寄りと無料で入れる障害者の利用者は結構多いです。 障害者が利用する際は付き添い一人だけに限り障害者同様に無料で入ることが出来ます。 精神障害者手帳でも身体障害者同様のサービスが受けられるように改善されたはずです。 療育手帳（知的障害）に関してはわかりかねます。

(Translated by Google) The pool is beautiful, but the shower rooms are unisex, and the locker rooms are separate, but the floors are only separated by lockers, so they are not completely separated (there are private changing rooms). The only thing that feels clean is the pool. With that in mind...the prices are high. I would like to go if the general monthly membership fee was cheaper. (Original) プールは綺麗だけどシャワールームは男女兼用、ロッカールームは別だがロッカーで仕切ってるだけのフロアで完全分離されてません(着替える個室は有り) 清潔感があるのはプールだけです。 それを踏まえて…料金が高い。 一般の月会費がもっと安ければ行きたい。

(Translated by Google) There's a sporting event going on today, so it's bustling with people. 🎵 It's spacious, so it's a great place to stroll around. 🤗 The only downside, and it's probably unavoidable since it's old, is that it only has Japanese-style toilets, so it's not suitable for people with mobility issues or children who aren't used to Japanese-style toilets.❗️ (Original) 今日はスポーツのイベントがあって、大勢の人で賑わってます🎵広いし周り散歩するにも適していると思います🤗 残念ポイントは、古いから仕方ないかも知れないのですが、トイレ和式しか無いので、足が悪い人や和式に慣れてない子供には使えない❗️

(Translated by Google) 25m pool indoor swimming pool. The water temperature is too high to exercise. I think it's because the average age is high. Staff friendly. (Original) 25m풀 실내수영장.운동하기엔 물 온도가 높다. 평균연령이 높아서 그런거 같다. 직원 친절함.

(Translated by Google) I went with my son, who is in the third grade of elementary school. There were plenty of lifeguards who would immediately warn him if he jumped in or ran. I didn't know that smartphones were prohibited, so I brought one in and took a picture of my child. I was told off and had to put it away in a locker. There is a 10-minute break every hour. There is a free dehydrator in the changing room, which was very helpful as it is tiring to walk there with heavy luggage. The facility seems old, but it is very clean and I would like to use it again. (Original) 小学3年生の息子と利用しました。 監視員がたくさんいて、飛び込んだり走ったりしたらすぐ注意してくれます。 スマホ持ち込み禁止なのを知らずに、持ち込んで子どもの写真を撮ってしまい、注意されてロッカーにしまいに行きました。 1時間ごとに10分間の休憩があります。 更衣室には無料の脱水機があって、歩きで来ていて荷物が重くなると辛いのでとても助かりました。 古い施設みたいですがとてもきれいにされていて、また利用したいと思いました。

(Translated by Google) University students have bad manners and are arrogant. I don't know if it's a Kagawa University student or another private university student, but given the location and frequency, it's probably the former. The atmosphere is very bad, and groups are intimidating individual customers. Before coming to Takamatsu, I lived in Niigata City for a while. At the public pool there, Niigata University students and local private university students were very humble and polite. This is the most disappointing thing about coming to Takamatsu. There are not many university students at Busshozan Pool, and there are many elementary, junior high, and high school students, but they feel comfortable using it. Elementary, junior high and high school students >>> Kagawa University students, I wonder. It may be difficult for a municipal pool to do so, but I would like to hope for the best. (Original) 大学生のマナーが悪く態度が横柄である。香川大学生か他の私大生かは分からないが、場所と頻度からして前者だろう。非常に雰囲気が悪いし、団体で個人客を威圧している。高松にくる前、私はしばらく新潟市に住んでいた。そこの市民プールでは、新潟大生や地元の私大生は非常に謙虚で礼儀正しかった。高松に来て一番残念な点である。仏生山プールは大学生が少なく、小中高生は多いが気持ちよく利用できている。小中高生＞＞＞香川大学生、なのかな嘆かわしい。市営プールには難しいかもしれないが、善処を望みたい。

(Translated by Google) There was an elderly man and a middle-aged woman at the reception desk. The men responded in a friendly manner, but the women were treated coldly and administratively. I was playing in the auxiliary pool with my child, but a fat man was swimming backwards by himself and diving, so I didn't think he was a guardian and was a huge nuisance, but the lifeguard didn't pay any attention to me. It was (Original) 受付に高齢男性と中年女性がいました。男性は愛想良く対応してくれましたが、女性の方は事務的に冷たく対応されました。 子供と一緒に補助プールで遊んでいましたが、太った男が1人で後ろ向きで泳いだり、潜水したりしてとても保護者と思えず非常に邪魔でしたが監視員は全く注意してくれませんでした

(Translated by Google) I went around 12:00 on a weekday in the middle of the week. The parking lot and pool were empty. I took off my shoes, changed into sandals, and headed to the second floor. Buy a ticket at the ticket vending machine, hand it to the receptionist, and then swipe your parking ticket through the machine. Free parking for up to 2 hours A strange structure where you don't go directly to the pool from the locker room, but go out into the hallway and then into the pool. Lockers cost 50 yen and are returnable. I think the pool had one walking course, two 25m courses, one 50m swim course, and two free courses. The only way to find out if a course is reserved is to call or directly look at the notice next to the reception desk. Minus 1 star because it's inconvenient. The showers in the locker room were neatly partitioned with curtains, and there were about 6 showers. It was beautiful. There was also a dehydrator for swimwear. Overall, it is cleaner than the Busshozan pool. However, parking is free at Busshozan. The 10 minute break felt like a long time. I thought it would be nice to take a bath in the jacuzzi during that time. (Original) 週半ばの平日12時頃行きました。駐車場もプールも空いていました 靴を脱いでサンダルに履き替えて2階へ。券売機でチケット買って、受付に渡して、駐車券は機械に通します。2時間までは駐車無料です ロッカールームから直接プールではなく、一旦廊下に出てからプールという不思議な構造 ロッカーは50円で、リターン方式です。 プールはウォーキングコース1本２５ｍコース2本、５０ｍ泳ぐ人コース1本、自由コース2本だったと思います コースが貸し切りにされているかどうかは電話で問い合わせるか、直接受付横の張り紙を見るしか無いようです。不便なので星マイナス１です ロッカールームのシャワーはきちんと仕切られてカーテンがあり、6箇所くらいありました。きれいでした。水着用の脱水機もありました。 全体的に仏生山のプールよりきれいです。ただ、仏生山は駐車場が無料です。 休憩が10分間が長く感じました。 その間ジャグジーに入れたら良いのにと思いました。

(Translated by Google) On March 19th, I received an unreasonable warning from the square-faced lifeguard who was replaced at 12:00. I don't swim in the left lane, and when there are other people around, I only swim in the free swimming course so as not to get in the way. I understand that I'm not good at it, and I'm very careful not to get in the way of people who are good at it. I worked really hard and finally got to the point where I could swim 25 meters, but it's true that sometimes I have to stop because it's so painful, but I no longer have the will to practice or swim. Thank you for the worst memories. I will never forget this grudge. (Original) 3月19日　12時に交代した顔の四角い監視員に理不尽な注意を受けました。 私は左側レーンなど泳いで無いですし、人のいる時は邪魔をしないように自由遊泳コースしか泳いでません。 自分が下手くそなのは理解してるし、上手い人の邪魔だけは絶対しないように細心の注意を払ってます。 死ぬ気で頑張ってやっと25m泳げるレベルになったけど、たまに苦しくて止まるのは事実ですが、もう練習する気も泳ぐ気も失せました。 最低最悪の思い出をありがとうございます。 この怨みは生涯忘れません。

(Translated by Google) It's a very well-maintained and clean pool. However, I was a bit concerned that it was a little slippery when kicking off the wall during turns. Also, the shelf for rehydration was a little far away, and when experienced swimmers were planning their training, I felt they should take into consideration the break times set by the facility. (Original) 非常に整備されたきれいなプールです。ただ、ターンの際壁をキックするとき少し滑りやすい点が気になりました。また、水分補給の際棚までが少し遠い点と経験者でメニューを組んでトレーニングを行うときは、施設が定める休憩時間を考慮された方が良いと感じました。