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The Uwajima Ushioni Festival is a lively summer event held at Warei Shrine in late July. Highlights include giant Ushioni floats, traditional dances, thrilling fireworks, and the Gaiya Carnival.

Uwajima Castle, one of Japan's twelve original Edo period castles, offers stunning views of the city. Enjoy scenic walks, explore historical exhibits, and visit the Yamazato Soko museum on your way up.

Uwajima Bull Fights offer an exciting cultural experience, held five times a year at the Uwajima Bull Fighting Arena. Enjoy thrilling matches, lively atmosphere, and see the bulls up close before the action!

Tenshaen Garden, a peaceful retreat designed in 1866 by the Date Clan, offers stunning seasonal beauty, a heart-shaped pond, and wisteria blooms in spring. Relax and explore this tranquil garden!

Takamatsu Castle, also called Tamamo Castle, offers a unique waterfront experience with its saltwater moats. Explore its historic moats, turrets, and the Hiunkaku building, a cultural hub for visitors.

Shikoku Mura, located at the base of Yashima, is an open-air museum showcasing Shikoku's rich heritage. Explore traditional buildings, a vine suspension bridge, and art exhibitions in a scenic setting.

Sanuki Udon, a must-try dish in Kagawa, is famous for its firm, chewy texture and versatility. Enjoy it hot in broth or cold with dipping sauce. With over 700 eateries, it’s a delicious Kagawa specialty!

Ritsurin Koen in Takamatsu is one of Japan’s top gardens, blending traditional Japanese and Western styles. Stroll through tranquil ponds, lush hills, and enjoy a peaceful tea at the Kikugetsu-tei teahouse.

New Yashima Aquarium, perched on Yashima Mountain near Takamatsu, offers family-friendly fun with dolphins, seals, and marine life. Enjoy thrilling shows and stunning views of the Seto Inland Sea.

Isamu Noguchi Garden Museum in Mure offers a unique glimpse into the life of the renowned artist. Explore his workshop, view stunning sculptures, and enjoy his serene garden, blending modern art with tradition.