Awa Odori (Tokushima)
Mid-August dance festival; Tokushima's streets fill with dancing groups.
Source: Official website · Verified 2026-10-15
The Awa Odori dance, whirlpools and the start of the Shikoku pilgrimage.…
5 listings →Japan's smallest prefecture is udon heaven and the gateway to the art islands.…
6 listings →Dogo Onsen, citrus groves and Matsuyama Castle.…
5 listings →Wild rivers, big-hearted people and seared bonito.…
6 listings →Mid-August dance festival; Tokushima's streets fill with dancing groups.
Source: Official website · Verified 2026-10-15
Matsuyama's historic hot spring in Shikoku, centred on the Dogo Onsen Honkan bathhouse.
Source: Official website · Verified 2026-10-15
Lively Kochi food hall with shared tables, known for seared bonito (katsuo no tataki).
Source: Official website · Verified 2026-10-17
Official brand site for Imabari's famous soft cotton towels.
Source: Official website · Verified 2026-10-15
High-absorbency cotton towels from Imabari, a protected regional brand.
Source: Official website · Verified 2026-10-15
Museum in Kami, Kochi, dedicated to Takashi Yanase, the creator of Anpanman.
Source: Official website · Verified 2026-10-17
Castle with an original Edo-period keep.
Source: Official website · Verified 2026-10-15
Hillside shrine in Kotohira to the guardian of seafarers, reached by 785 stone steps to the main hall.
Source: Official website · Verified 2026-10-18
Hilltop castle with an original keep, reached by ropeway.
Source: Official website · Verified 2026-10-15
Art island in the Seto Inland Sea.
Source: Official website · Verified 2026-10-15
Benesse art sites and Yayoi Kusama pumpkin — ferry from Uno or Takamatsu.
Source: Official website · Verified 2026-10-15
Naruto museum of full-size ceramic-tile reproductions of famous Western paintings.
Source: Official website · Verified 2026-10-17
Large Edo-period strolling garden in Takamatsu.
Source: Official website · Verified 2026-10-15
Limestone cave east of Kochi city, a nationally designated natural monument.
Source: Official website · Verified 2026-10-17
Thick wheat noodles that made Kagawa Japan's 'udon prefecture'.
Source: Official website · Verified 2026-10-15
Small green citrus used on noodles and seafood; Tokushima grows most of Japan's sudachi.
Source: Official website · Verified 2026-10-15
Sightseeing boats that sail out to the Naruto whirlpools under the Onaruto Bridge.
Source: Official website · Verified 2026-10-17
Aromatic yuzu fruit used in ponzu, sweets and baths; Kochi is a major producer.
Source: Official website · Verified 2026-10-15
Disclosure: Some links on this page are affiliate links. NorthWest Wa may earn a commission at no extra cost to you. As an Amazon Associate we earn from qualifying purchases. How we list: listings are free and chosen for usefulness; paid placements are always labelled Sponsored. Facts come from each business's official site; prices, hours and rules (including tattoo policies) change, so always check before you go. Spot an error? Tell us.
Own a business here? Get listed free.
Based in Edmonton and shaped by Japan, NorthWest Wa makes practical tools that bring a little harmony to travel, money and home.