Top Takamatsu Outdoor Activities

By using e-bike, anyone can enjoy sightseeing more comfortably and easily because Teshima is a small island but has big mood swings.

【OUTLINE】 Visit amazing locations for photography with a private taxi, including Takaya Shrine whose shrine gate is known as the "The Heavenly Shrine Gate", and Chichibuga-hama beach, dubbed as Japan's Uyuni Salt Flat because the water surface is mirror-like. It's a perfect opportunity for photo shooting for social media. Learn some techniques from the driver about where and how to shoot photos with high quality, which will be a perfect memory of your trip. 【HIGHLIGHTS】 ・Your driver will give you some tips about photo shooting such as getting the best angle, poses etc. ・Enjoy the most spectacular scenery at the Seto Inland Sea, which you will remember for the rest of your life! ・As an option, we can arrange a professional photographer who will accompany and take photos for you. ・Please do not forget to take your garbage with you to protect the environment.

This tour is a leisurely bicycle trip that combines British-made folding bicycle BROMPTON and public transportation, which is different from the usual cycling tour. Even if you are not a cyclist and you are not very confident in your physical fitness, the guide will support you so that you can take a tour without difficulty.

Takamatsu, located in the center of Kagawa Prefecture, is an area nature and modernity blend together. Takamatsu is also characterised by its food culture, and is famous for its udon noodles, so much so that it has come to be known as the "Udon Prefecture”. The three main attractions of the tour are Yashima, Ritsurin Garden, and Takamatsu Castle. The first you will visit is Yashima, an island resembling a roof floating on the Seto Inland Sea. From the top of the mountain, you can enjoy a spectacular view, combining nature and the beauty of the many surrounding islands. An elegant lunchtime will be held in Ritsurin Garden, a special scenic spot in Japan. Explore the beauty of the scenery step-by-step in a space where you will forget the passage of time. The tour concludes with a visit to Takamatsu Castle and Tamamo Park, grounds of one of the three largest water castles in Japan. Feeding sea bream is a unique experience that can only be enjoyed at these castle grounds near the sea.

Steady steps, still air, and peace. Feel the timelessness of Japan by experiencing an ancient tradition. Located in the middle of the Seto Inland Sea lies Shikoku, famous for its thick noodles called udon, oranges, art, and a special circuit of 88 temples waiting to be discovered. Why not start uncovering authentic Japan by experiencing a part of this great trek? - Visit two temples, each with their own unique history and scenery - Enjoy hiking along the peaceful and beautiful Goshikidai Mountain range - If desired, experience the hike wearing traditional pilgrim attire

This tour is a leisurely bicycle trip that combines British-made folding bicycle BROMPTON and public transportation, which is different from the usual cycling tour. Even if you are not a cyclist and you are not very confident in your physical fitness, the guide will support you so that you can take a tour without difficulty.

Start cycling in small island of Shikoku, and continue cycling on the Eastern Shore. Cycle through small villages in Kochi and wrap up your trip by cycling in world famous Shimanami Kaido's route. A chance to explore local areas, interact with the locals, view beautiful nature scenery, travel like a local in Shikoku.

Learn about the food culture and the art of Teshima from a local. At the local cafe "Shima (Island) Kitchen", you will have the chance to interact with the local people and enjoy local food made with ingredients from the island. This is an ideal 1-day tour to enjoy the charm of the island. HIGHLIGHTS: Enjoy delicious locally grown food and interactions with the residents of the island. Gifts such as seasonal fruit is included. This one-day island tour allows you to enjoy the charm of Teshima that no one knows from an experienced guide who knows all about the island. Lunch at "Shima Kitchen" run by local people using full of local ingredients.

Traditionally, octopus have been caught by luring them into so called octopus pots. You will experience pulling up an octopus pot barrel and then cooking what you caught. We will sail out from the pier to the Inland Sea and head to the haul-out point. Return to the fishing port and observe the basic process of cooking an octopus (join in possible if desired), and then have lunch. We will use the traditional method of cooking octopus, called "ikijime," and receive an explanation on how to do that. Ikijime is a method of (humanely) destroying the spinal cord of fish so that the quality of their meat is maintained.