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  Kanran, Hygge dig i Setouchi

  Experience the serenity of an open sky and peaceful scenery. Choose between building A and building B for two different takes on the concept, "Setouchi Hygge." Either way, you'll be living on Seto time.

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  Tsushimajinja Shrine

  Just offshore from Mino-cho, Mitoyo is a small island home to Tsushimajinja Shrine. The main purpose of the shrine is to pray for the health and longevity of children. The bridge is only traversable on the 4th and 5th of August each year.

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  Skyview Torii Gate・Takayajinja Shrine

  【Kanonji, Kagawa】The summit of Mt. Inazumi (404 meters) is home to the main shrine of Takayajinja Shrine as well as the "Skyview Torii Gate," which has a spectacular view of the Seto Inland Sea and Kan-onji City.

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  Tsumunagi

  Vacation rentals conceived and built nearby Flower Park Urashima. The location takes full advantage of the tranquil Setouchi to provide a gorgeous ocean view.

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  Café Nigari Emon

  This café is run by the number one producer of bittern (called "nigari") in Japan. Bittern, which is a by-product of sea salt production that contains many healthy salts, is an essential part of tofu-making.

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  Sanuki Ryokusou

  An exceptional vacation rental that encompasses the climate and true-to-life experience of Sanuki. All furnishings were chosen and prepared so that guests can experience what it truly is to live and pass the time in Sanuki.

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  Seasonal Stand

  A quaint seaside shop specializing in dried flowers, but also selling a small selection of café fare. Step into a real-life fairytale of dried flowers and gentle lighting.

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  Unpenji Coffee & park

  【Kanonji, Kagawa】Exclusive drinks, enjoyed with the breathtaking view from the top of Unpenji.

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  TABI-YADO Sorato

  A stylish, private guesthouse located in the hills where the Shonai Peninsula extends into the Seto Inland Sea. Get the bluest ocean all to yourself.

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  Sun Café at Sun Resort Nio

  A café overflowing with island atmosphere and their specialty: Neapolitan pizza! Sun Resort Nio has it all; in addition to Sun Café, the grounds also contain a tennis court, ping-pong tables, and a campsite. RV and trailers are welcome to enjoy camping on the grounds as well.

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  Archipelago TSUSHIMA

  Views of Tsushimajinja Shrine and an adult atmosphere, like staying at your own vacation home. At night, the sound of the waves lulls guests to a sound sleep. Perfect for girls' nights or friend weekends.

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  The Missing Post Office

  【Awashima Island, Kagawa】After serving as the island’s post office for 50 years, this building found new life as an art installation in 2010. Inside, letters from around the world that can’t be delivered are displayed.

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  Flower Park Urashima

  An expanse of flowers before you with the sea and sunrise behind. The flowers grow so thickly that in May when the marguerites are in full bloom it looks as though someone has painted the field white. Breathe in the scent of flowers while gazing across the inland sea.

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  Bay Wind

  Step into a picture book at this vacation rental with an ocean view. Before you spreads a view of the Seto Inland Sea, and the wood deck is perfect for taking in the freedom and sights.

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  Motoyamaji Temple

  Temple number 70 on the Shikoku 88-Temple Pilgrimage. Known for its 5-story pagoda and interesting blend of architectural styles. Motoyamaji Temple has been designated one of Japan's national treasures.

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  DOUGHNUT-HOLIC

  All-takeout doughnuts by Chichibugahama Beach. Follow the giant, pink-frosted doughnut for a shop selling only fresh doughtnuts made in-house. Their soft and chewy doughnuts are a hit with all ages, and their crave-able flavors are sure to make a donught-holic out of anyone.

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  URASHIMA VILLAGE

  Don't just steal time for yourself, abandon yourself to it at this comfortable private guesthouse in the land of Urashima Taro. Walk across the sandbar at low tide to visit nearby Maruyamajima Island.

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  Fudonotaki Country Park

  Falling straight down from a height of 50 meters, Fudonotaki Falls is a beautiful sight. In Spring, cherry blossoms; in early Summer, new greenery; in Fall, the changing leaves; the falls are ever-changing with the seasons.

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  IZAKAYA -jiji- Takase

  Locally-sourced ingredients make unforgettable dishes bursting with seasonal flavors. A local favorite! This izakaya is full to bursting with local seasonal products. The menu welcomes customers with a selection of delicious dishes containing locally-grown produce and ingredients, as well as seasonal dishes and alcohol.

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  Mt. Asahi Shinrin Park

  The mountain's scenery changes with the season, but remains picturesque year-round. In spring, over 2000 cherry trees bloom for a 360 degree shower of flowers. Complete with a long slide and other playground equipment, this park is also great for families with kids!

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  UDON HOUSE

  Get a tour of local farms, make udon from scratch under the guidance of local udon specialists complete with vegetable tempura and delicious dashi broth. Then, go "udon hopping" in the morning!

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  Iyadaniji Temple

  Temple Number 71 on the Shikoku 88-Temple Pilgrimage. Climb 540 stairs to the main shrine, or wander the grounds to find many carved figures of praying Buddhas scattered about.

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  Green Tea Guesthouse JIJI

  A one group per night exclusive vacation rental. The living room doubles as a bathroom with a large tub filled with Takase green tea-infused water. Let the scent of tea wash away the stress of your travels.

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  Handmade Udon Watanabe

  Endlessly crisp giant tempura udon. Ask anyone in town and they'll tell you that Watanabe Udon is the local favorite. Their Giant Tempura Udon is instantly recognizable for its large prawn surrounded by oblong tempura.

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  Takiya

  Perfectly integrated into the surrounding historical town, stay in a vacation rental that feels like coming home. The furnishings, interior, and kitchenware are all Kagawa-made, and evoke the spirit of Sanuki.

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  JIJI Kitchen

  An all-takeout restaurant serving bento and side dishes made from fresh, local produce. The menu is varied and the chef is proud to be able to serve international cuisine that everyone can enjoy at home!

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  Tsutajima Island

  A local favorite for swimming, camping, fishing, and every sort of family-friendly outing. Hike the inner partition's of the island too, but don't forget your bug spray!

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  Gyoza Boogie～

  Everything in these gyoza is locally produced, including the cabbage, pork, and sea salt. The gyoza skins are made in the same way as sanuki udon, which gives the finished product a wonderfully chewy texture.

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  Nio Marina

  One of the few large marinas in Western Japan, Nio Marina also boasts a barbeque house. Look out over the floating docks housing rows of yachts from the clubhouse: a peaceful scene

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  Nakatsu Banshoen & Marugame Art Museum

  【Located in Marugame】A beautifully cultivated Japanese garden surrounds an art museum housing works by Jean-François Millet and others of the Barbizon school.

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  NIO SUNSET PEAK

  Perfect for family outings or adult get-togethers. Give up your stressors to the night sky and fully relax. The night sky changes from sunset to twilight to dark in just a few minutes, and this "magic hour" period is beautiful to behold.

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  Power Stone Shop Amulee*

  Natural power stones are transformed one by one into handmade accessories. Today and everyday, these natural stones are waiting to meet their perfect match.

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  Seto Suisan Fisheries

  Fresh-caught seafood and other seafood products. Olive abalone, farm-raised flounder, pufferfish, sea bream, yellowtail, thread-sail filefish, and fresh-caught abalone and tiger prawns are among the vast assortment of seafood they supply.

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  RACATI

  Mitoyo's own tiny chocolatier: Racati. The entire chocolate-making process is contained in this modest building, from the selection of the beans, to the roasting and final production of the bars.

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  Zentsuji Temple

  【Located in Zentsuji】Temple number 75 in the 88-temple Shikoku Pilgrimage, the birthplace of Kobo Daishi, and the location where Shingon Buddhism first took root in Japan.

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