Setouchi Kagawa's Island-Specific Itineraries! A Guide to Must-Visit Spots for Island and Art Enthusiasts

Access to Each Island from Takamatsu Port

The main access points are "Takamatsu Port," a ferry and high-speed boat terminal located about a 10-minute walk from Takamatsu Station, and "Takamatsu East Port," a Jumbo Ferry terminal which takes around 10 minutes by bus from the station.

Please note that high-speed boats (fast passenger ships) cannot carry cars. The Jumbo Ferry is convenient for traveling to Shodoshima's Sakate Port and is known for its smoother ride compared to regular ferries and high-speed boats. During the art festival, the schedules for these transportation options might be adjusted, so be sure to check for the latest information when planning your visit.

Shodoshima

From Takamatsu Port, you can mainly access "Toshima Port," "Ikeda Port," and "Kusakabe Port." From Takamatsu East Port, there's only access to "Sakate Port."

◇ Ferry (to Toshima, Ikeda, Kusakabe Ports)

One-way: about 60 minutes / Adults: 700 yen, Children (elementary school students): 350 yen

◇ Jumbo Ferry (to Sakate Port, only from Takamatsu East Port)

Duration and fees are the same as the ferry.

◇ High-speed Boat (to Toshima Port)

One-way: about 35 minutes / Adults: 1,190 yen, Children (elementary school students): 600 yen

Naoshima

From Takamatsu Port, you can access two ports: Miyanoura Port and Honmura Port.

◇ Ferry (to Miyanoura Port)

One-way: about 50 minutes / Adults: 520 yen, Children (6 to 12 years old): 260 yen Round-trip discount: Adults: 990 yen

◇ High-speed Boat (to Miyanoura, Honmura Ports)

One-way: about 30 minutes / Adults: 1,220 yen, Children (6 to 12 years old): 610 yen

*Takamatsu to Naoshima (Honmura) Route: Operates only on weekends, holidays, and Mondays. One daily departure via Honmura.

Teshima

From Takamatsu Port, you can access two ports: Ieura Port and Tonosho Port. Note that the route to Tonosho Port was suspended until November 2020; please check for the latest information.

◇ High-speed Boat (to Ieura, Tonosho Ports)

One-way: about 35 minutes / Adults: 1,350 yen, Children (6 to 12 years old): 680 yen

Three-Island Circuit Route [Shodoshima ~ Teshima ~ Naoshima]

There are no direct routes between Shodoshima and Naoshima. If you want to visit all three islands, you'll need to go through Teshima. Start from Takamatsu to Shodoshima or Naoshima, and then proceed to Teshima based on your goals and length of stay.

◇ Shodoshima (Tonosho) to Teshima ①Karato

Ferry: One-way: about 30 minutes / Adults: 490 yen, Children: 250 yen High-speed Boat: One-way: about 20 minutes

◇ Shodoshima (Tonosho) to Teshima ②Ieura

Ferry: One-way: about 50 minutes / Adults: 780 yen, Children: 390 yen High-speed Boat: One-way: about 35 minutes

◇ Teshima (Ieura) to Naoshima ①Miyanoura

High-speed Boat: One-way: about 20 minutes / Adults: 630 yen, Children (6 to 12 years old): 320 yen *Pay attention to operating days.

◇ Teshima (Ieura) to Naoshima ①Honmura

Duration and fees are the same as above. *Operates on Saturdays to Mondays and holidays.

Recommended Itinerary for Shodoshima

Shodoshima, the second-largest island in the Seto Inland Sea after Awaji Island, offers various key spots that can be easily explored in a day if you make use of buses or rental cars. Even art pieces quietly stand near famous sites, making it a great opportunity to go around while taking pictures.

【Day Trip】Conquer the Two Classic Spots

First is the "Angel Road," also known as the "Path of Angels." This sand pathway appears during low tide and is one of the must-see photo spots on Shodoshima. It's said that making a wish while crossing hand-in-hand with a loved one can make it come true, earning its reputation as a romantic spot.

The second spot is the "Shodoshima Olive Park," marked by windmills. Shodoshima's Mediterranean climate has been conducive to olive cultivation since the Meiji era, and olives have long been cherished as a specialty of the island. This is a popular destination where you can delve into the history of olives and enjoy gourmet delights and scenery.

Taking the Shodoshima Olive Bus from Tonosho Port

You can check schedules and route maps for Tonosho Port or the "Shodoshima Olive Bus" on the official website. Angel Road is about a 10-minute bus ride from the port, and Olive Park can be accessed in about 30 minutes. The "Gift of the Sun," a symbol of Tonosho Port, is also one of Shodoshima's art pieces.

To Angel Road

Get a tide schedule for Angel Road in advance at Tonosho Port. Since it varies by day, you'll need to schedule your visit around low tide times. You can also find the tide schedule on the official website of the Tonosho Town Chamber of Commerce and Tourism. If low tide occurs in the afternoon, it's a good idea to visit Olive Park first.

Bus Stop: Tanoura Movie Village Line "International Hotel (in front of Angel Road)"

It takes about 5 minutes to walk towards the direction of Shodoshima International Hotel. Walk along the sand path to the opposite shore. For a complete shot, the "Promised Hill Observation Deck" at the entrance of Angel Road is recommended. To avoid crowds, weekdays or early mornings are the best times.

Lunch at the Olive Park

About 30 minutes from Angel Road, you can reach Olive Park using the same Tanoura Movie Village Line. The "Sun Olive" bus stop is the closest to the park, but you can also access it from other routes.

Bus Stop: Tanoura Movie Village Line "Sun Olive" / Sakate Line, Minamimawari Fukuda Line "Olive Park Entrance"

The park features a herb garden, a plaza, experiential facilities, and souvenir shops, making it a great place to spend about 2 hours while taking breaks and shopping.

The restaurant offers a variety of gourmet dishes made with olives! Olive soft-serve ice cream is rich and not overpowering, particularly popular among women. At "Olive Palace RestleA," where you can enjoy a view of the sea and greenery, you can savor pasta or somen lunch made from local specialties. The accompanying French bread with olive oil and salt is also exquisite, allowing you to fully appreciate the flavor of the oil. After eating, don't forget to select souvenirs at the shop where local products are available.

Souvenir Shopping around the Port & Exploring the "Labyrinth Town"

Major ports like Tonosho, Ikeda, and Kusakabe have tourist centers and markets, making it convenient for adding to your souvenir collection. These places offer a collection of popular local products, and being close to the ferry terminals is advantageous.

If you have time before departure, consider making a detour around the Tonosho Honmachi area instead of heading directly to the port. At the select shop "Setonouchi Monoya," you'll find not only food but also slightly unique miscellaneous goods for souvenirs.

Also nearby is the "Labyrinth Town," where alleys are interconnected like caves. Take a stroll through here as well. The admission fee is 300 yen, and the opening hours are from 10:00 AM to 4:30 PM. Be sure to check the calendar for closing days.

【Accommodation】Exploring Island Cuisine & Relaxing at Hotels

Shodoshima isn't just known for its abundant citrus and olive production—it's also a prominent soy sauce hub. If you're staying for more than a day, relishing island cuisine and hotel stays can be a highlight of your island journey! If you have two nights or more, you can limit your visits to tourist spots to around one or two a day and consider hopping between hotels.

Starting at Kusakabe Port: Visit Yamaroku Soy Sauce

Bus Stop: Sakate Line, Minamimawari Fukuda Line "Yasuda Ue," Tanoura Movie Village Line "Yasuda"

Access by car is convenient, and by bus, it's about a 10-minute walk from "Yasuda Ue" or a 20-minute walk from "Yasuda." You can tour the moromi cellar and enjoy soy sauce tastings; no reservation is needed, and there's no admission fee. At the attached tea house, you can savor aromatic homemade sweets like soy sauce pudding and grilled rice cakes.

Around Ikeda Port, Shodoshima Furusato Village, Exploring the Art Spots of San Toman Peninsula

On the way from Yamaroku Soy Sauce towards Tonosho Port, you'll come across Ikeda Port. With a transfer to the San Toman Line, you can access the "Shodoshima Furusato Village." Here, you can engage in activities like kayaking and craft experiences, and the village offers a variety of accommodations such as campgrounds, lodges, and restaurants. The "National Lodging Shodoshima," situated on a hill designated as one of Japan's top 100 sunset viewing spots, is also a popular hotel.

Heading towards "Kamihura Nishi" on the San Toman Line, you can view three art pieces. Near the bus stop "Ichigoto," there's the stone-carved artwork "Garden of Borderline." Right by "Kamihura Nishi," you'll find the horn-shaped giant sound collector "Shiomimi So" and about a 15-minute walk from there is the treehouse "Natural Eye 'From the Earth.'" Having a rental car is particularly convenient for getting around, and following this route northward will also grant you views of Ikeda Bay.

Lunch & Shopping at Inoue Seikoen-style Garden

Bus Stop: Major routes like Sakate Line, Minamimawari Fukuda Line, Tanoura Movie Village Line "Inoue Seikoen-style Garden-mae"

In addition to restaurants where you can savor olive, citrus, seafood, and mountain delicacies, there's a bakery as well. You can also experience activities like olive oil making and tasting (*), and take a stroll through the farm, making it perfect for family trips. Don't forget to explore the well-stocked shop with a diverse selection including food, cosmetics, goods, and direct sales of plants.

Recommended Hotels1: Shodoshima International Hotel

Bus Stop: Tanoura Movie Village Line "Kokusai Hotel (in front of Angel Road)"

This hotel is the closest to Angel Road and offers sea views from all guest rooms. All rooms come with Wi-Fi, and you have a wide range of choices from traditional Japanese rooms to designer rooms and rooms with open-air baths. During the summer, be sure to enjoy the garden pool that's available for free. The course dinner lineup includes island specialties such as wine made from locally harvested plums, assorted sashimi of local fish, and teppanyaki featuring Shodoshima olive beef. The large communal bath also offers an ocean view, and the open-air bath lets you enjoy the alkaline Shodoshima hot spring.

Recommended Hotels2: Green Plaza Shodoshima

Bus Stop: Shikai Line "Green Plaza-mae"

About a 10-minute drive from Tonosho Port, this hotel also offers a free shuttle bus that you can reserve. Check the official website's "Access" section for the schedule.

You can enjoy a panoramic view of the Seto Inland Sea from the open-air bath, and at night, you can savor the serene view of the dark and quiet sea. The morning bath is particularly recommended, as you can have the breathtaking view of the sparkling sea all to yourself if you wake up early. For breakfast, you can choose from traditional Japanese set meals or a buffet, while dinner offers luxurious kaiseki courses including options like sea bream shabu-shabu.

Stop by on your last day in Tonosho! Olive Onsen

Bus Stop: Tanoura Movie Village Line "Hotel Matsukaze (in front of Kashima Beach)"

You can try about 16 different baths, including natural hot spring open-air baths, jet baths, and mist baths. The usage fee is 700 yen for junior high school students and above, 350 yen for children aged 5 and above, and you can purchase rental towels for 100 yen. The long operating hours, from 10:00 AM to 12:00 AM, contribute to its popularity. There's also a connecting bus to Tonosho Port, so be sure to check the schedule and make use of it.

For stays of 2 nights or more or for repeat visitors, it might be a good idea to explore the areas around Fukuda Port, which connects Nakayama Senmaida and Himeji Port in Hyogo, as well as Daibu Port, which connects to Nissei Port in Okayama. As you visit these areas multiple times, you might discover your favorite routes, spots, and hotels, which can be a lot of fun.

Recommended Model Course for Naoshima Island

Naoshima is known as one of Japan's remote islands with the most contemporary art installations. With three main areas to explore – Miyanoura Port (Miyanoura), Honmura Port, and the Benesse House Museum vicinity – you can conveniently tour around on town-operated buses or on foot. If you're keen on seeing many artworks, you can comfortably cover them in two days. There are two bus routes available: one towards Tsutsuji-so and the other towards the Precious Metal Recycling Facility.

【Day Trip】Museum & Miyanoura Area

Focusing on two renowned museums designed by architect Tadao Ando, this itinerary takes you to the essential art spots on Naoshima.

From the main ports to the museum area

From either Miyanoura or Honmura, head towards the "Tsutsuji-so" bus stop. To reach the Benesse House Museum, take a leisurely 10-minute walk from there or use the free Benesse shuttle bus. Note that the shuttle bus doesn't operate on museum closing days, and schedules can vary by year and season. On sunny days, don't forget to take photos at "Pumpkin" (Yayoi Kusama), which is about a 3-minute walk from Tsutsuji-so.

Benesse House Museum

This museum showcases works by renowned artists like Shinro Ohtake, Hiroshi Sugimoto, and Andy Warhol. As outdoor art pieces also grace the museum's vicinity, take some time to explore. Inside the facility, you'll find a restaurant and café with a sea view, offering kaiseki cuisine featuring Setouchi seafood, as well as lunch options like curry and pasta.

The museum shop with a café is a must-visit, offering books, T-shirts, accessories, and other art-related items. It's a gathering place for various attractions.

Chichu Art Museum

Designed by Tadao Ando, this museum features artworks displayed in underground spaces illuminated by natural light. Notably, it's home to Claude Monet's "Water Lilies" series, as well as prominent pieces by Walter De Maria and James Turrell. The museum's "Chichu Café" serves olive-fed beef steak pilaf, rice burgers, and vegetable plates. Be sure to try Setouchi lemon-flavored tea or lemonade. Don't miss the shop selling original goods.

Take the town-operated bus to Miyanoura Port and visit I♥︎YU

"I♥︎YU" boasts a colorful exterior and jungle-like interior. This art piece-slash-public bathhouse by Shinro Ohtake is located within a 5-minute walk from Miyanoura Port.

You can bathe surrounded by dynamic elephant sculptures, mosaic art, and unique wallpaper designs. The counter sells vividly colored towels, T-shirts, and other original merchandise. If you can catch the night illumination, it's definitely worth checking out before your ferry ride back.

Enjoy Tea or Early Dinner at Cin.na.mon

This café and bar is about a 5-minute walk from Miyanoura Port. They offer a variety of drinks, including smoothies and daily cakes. A signature dish is the Naoshima Curry, which showcases local seafood. They also serve pasta, doria, and rare shochu with island-inspired names.

Before your ferry departure time, you can spend time at the "Naoshima Sea Station" at the ferry terminal, browsing souvenirs or enjoying tea at the café.

【Accommodation】Exploring Cafés and Enjoying a Resort Stay in Honmura

With about two days, you can cover the three main areas. Honmura is rich in cafés, making it perfect for a girls' trip. Let's list up the shops and indulge in their offerings!

Walking from Honmura Port to Explore House Projects

About a 5-minute walk to the vicinity of Naoshima Post Office and Town Hall. (*If coming from Miyanoura Port, get off at "Yakuba-mae" or "Nokyo-mae" by bus.)

The "House Projects," consisting of seven transformed houses and buildings, are a must-see attraction on bustling Naoshima. Whether you prefer pop art like Shinro Ohtake's "Haisha" or delicate pieces like Tadao Ando's "Minamidera," there's an array of spaces to experience firsthand.

You can get a common ticket excluding the reservation-only "Kinzar," or a one-site ticket for a single house. Check the latest opening calendar and take your time to explore, with lunch or tea breaks in between.

Recommended Café 1: Konichiwa

Located just a short walk from Honmura Port, this seaside cabin café offers delightful views of the ocean. Their popular dish is the Konichiwa Curry, enriched with the flavors of shrimp. They also offer pasta, omurice (omelette rice), and daily specials. You can find a variety of sweets like crème brûlée, café drinks, and alcoholic beverages.

Recommended Café 2: Ice Cream Parlour "Aisunao"

About a 3-minute walk from the "Nokyo-mae" bus stop and within a 5-minute walk from Honmura Port, this café is situated in an old Japanese house. They offer healthy menus where you can savor brown rice and vegetables. The "Aisunao Set," featuring tofu and vegetables, is a signature lunch item, and their somen noodle set is also recommended. Their seasonal homemade soy milk ice cream boasts a gentle sweetness.

Recommended Café 3: Nakaoku

A hidden gem café located about a 5-minute walk from the "Minamidera" House Project. This place offers a variety of dishes including creamy omurice, fish dishes, quiches for lunch, and homemade chiffon cakes for dessert. In the evenings, they serve assorted snacks like potato salad and a diverse range of alcoholic beverages, including wine.

Recommended Accommodation 1: Naoshima Furusato Umi no Ie Tsutsuji-so

Take a bus to "Tsutsuji-so."

This seaside guesthouse in the museum area offers a choice of Japanese-style cottages, Mongolian-style tents called "Pao," and trailer houses. There's a café on-site where you can enjoy a pre-reserved traditional Japanese breakfast, and during the summer, you can also savor barbecue. It's also recommended for group trips.

Recommended Accommodation 2: SANA MANE

Take a bus to "Yoko-bou."

"Resort-style glamping facility SANA MANE" in the Miyanoura area. It offers ocean-view semi-double and single rooms, with two types of room styles. Amenities such as shampoo, hairdryer, and towels are provided, and free Wi-Fi is available. It's about an 8-minute walk to "Naoshima Pavilion," so you can also enjoy the nighttime illumination.

Recommended Itinerary for Teshima Island

Belonging to the Naoshima Archipelago, Teshima is a hilly island with the added charm of providing access to both Shodoshima and Naoshima. Getting around the island is made possible through buses (with priority for island residents), as well as by utilizing rental bicycles or rental bikes. For the latest bus schedule, please check the information below.

[Day Trip] Museum & Terraced Fields Area

This classic route allows you to explore the popular Teshima Art Museum, savor a natural lunch, and take in the scenery of terraced fields. In the morning, visit exhilarating art spots that engage all your senses, then immerse yourself in the island's natural beauty in the afternoon.

Heartbeat Archive

Take the "Karato Port" route bus from Ieura to "Karato Port."

A small museum composed of three rooms, where you can hear heartbeats from people all around the world. The exhibit features rooms with the sound of heartbeats, a room to search and listen via a computer, and a room to record your own heartbeat. Surround yourself with various pulsating rhythms that randomly play, creating an extraordinary space that elicits indescribable feelings of excitement and tension. It's about a 15-minute walk from Karato Port.

Storm House

Take the "Karato-oka Shuukaijo-mae" route bus from Ieura to "Karato-oka Shuukaijo-mae."

A program that lets you experience about 10 minutes inside a former farmhouse while a storm passes by. Using interior lighting and vibrations, they simulate rain, lightning, and gusts of wind. Encounter a peculiar sensation where memories of storms are awakened, blending with the present experience.

Lunch at Island Kitchen

From Karato Port, take the bus to Ieura Port, or from Ieura Port, take the bus to "Shimizu-mae."

A café located a little over a 10-minute walk from the Teshima Art Museum. Under the guidance of top chefs, local island mothers prepare dishes using island fish and vegetables. From keema curry topped with fried vegetables to the Island Kitchen Set featuring seasonal fish, or lemonade and rotating desserts, all the offerings feature a gentle taste that highlights the flavors of the ingredients. They sometimes hold events on the open terrace.

Lemon Hotel

From Karato Port, take the bus to Ieura Port, and from Ieura Port, take the bus to "Karato-oka Shuukaijo-mae."

Located within a lemon orchard, this "artwork you can stay in" is operated by artist Smiles. Inside the facility, you'll follow an audio guide and complete the "Cheek Lemon" challenge where you take a photo with a lemon on your cheek. Sharing your selfie on Instagram completes the artwork. During the art festival, you can use the café and enjoy dishes made with Teshima lemons, homemade lemon sours, lemon beer, and more. The Lemon Hotel is a popular destination with only one booking available per day, so reservations are in high demand.

Storm House, Island Kitchen, and Lemon Hotel are all within walking distance. You can reach the Teshima Art Museum in about a 10-minute walk.

Teshima Art Museum

Take the "Art Museum-mae" route bus from Ieura to "Art Museum-mae."

Located in a corner of the vast terraced fields, the Teshima Art Museum features a design that allows natural light, sound, and wind to enter through openings in the ceiling. Puddles and droplets move across the floor as if dancing. Take your time to savor the gentle air where time flows slowly while appreciating the integration of the building with nature. Not recommended for those looking to swiftly view stimulating artworks. During peak times, it's a popular spot with tickets running out in the morning, so plan your visit carefully.

Teshima Terraced Fields Project (Karato Tanada Landscape)

From the Teshima Art Museum, walk about 5 minutes uphill.

From this vantage point on a hill about a 5-minute walk from the Teshima Art Museum, you can view the stunning landscape of terraced fields that extend toward the sea. The island's residents came together for the "Terraced Fields Project," which involved maintaining fallow fields. Experience refreshing paddy field views in the morning and the sun setting into the sea in the evening – it's a must-see panoramic spot unique to Teshima.

For your return, take the "Karato Port" or "Ieura Port" route bus from Ieura to "Karato Port" or "Ieura Port."

Accommodation: Ieura Port Culinary Walk & Traditional House Stay

This seaside route involves exploring slightly offbeat art spots. At night, enjoy your island stay in a traditional house.

Tom Na Hooli

Take the "Morimariko Sakuhin-mae" route bus from Ieura to "Morimariko Sakuhin-mae."

An outdoor art installation by the renowned contemporary Japanese artist Mariko Mori. This is a 3-meter-tall glass pillar standing in a pond, connected to a computer system in a research facility that makes it emit light. Located right between Karato Port and Ieura Port, you'll climb through a bamboo forest from the bus stop. As there are steep slopes, it's recommended to wear comfortable shoes.

Lunch at a Seaside Restaurant

Take the "Suzuri Shuukaijo-mae" route bus from Ieura to "Suzuri Shuukaijo-mae."

This dome-shaped restaurant by the sea is known for its panoramic terrace overlooking the Seto Inland Sea. Enjoy delectable Italian dishes such as pizza topped with Teshima lemons, pasta made with fresh seafood and vegetables. Herbs and seasonal vegetables used in the dishes are cultivated in the on-site herb garden and fields. Delight in the exquisite ingredients and luxurious sea views.

Teshima Yokoo-kan

Take the bus to "Ieura Port."

A spatial artwork by artist Tadanori Yokoo and architect Yuko Nagayama, centered around the theme of "life and death," created through the renovation of an old Japanese farmhouse. Colored glass and speckled rocks integrated into the building stand out, catching your eye. The interior of the building features screens and glass corridors, adorned with colorful flat works displayed in a collage-like manner. Easily accessible in about a 5-minute walk from Ieura Port, so be sure to visit.

Needle Factory

About a 10-minute walk from Teshima Yokoo-kan.

An artwork by artist Shinro Ohtake, located about a 10-minute walk from Teshima Yokoo-kan, is situated on the site of a former knitting needle factory in Ieura. The wooden model of a fishing boat, abandoned at a shipyard in Uwajima, has been integrated with the space. This wooden boat sailed across the sea and was transported from Ieura Port with the combined efforts of the island's residents and a team of 70 staff members. During the art festival, night viewing tours are available, revealing the boat's fantastical illuminated appearance. Take your time to explore the rusty factory space and the intricate details of the 17-meter-long wooden boat.

Dinner at ARUEI

About a 5-minute walk from Ieura Port, right near Teshima Yokoo-kan.

A restaurant tucked away in a house along a back alley, offering Turkish and Spanish cuisine presented by the well-traveled owner. Lunch and dinner menus feature courses highlighting island vegetables and local fish. Relish the seasonal offerings of international cuisine paired with island ingredients, a unique experience only found here.

Recommended Accommodation 1: Takamatsuya Traditional Inn

Located about a 5-minute walk from Ieura Port and around 50 meters from Teshima Yokoo-kan, this inn offers a comfortable stay. The two-story inn features spacious Japanese-style rooms, equipped with air conditioning, towels, hairdryers, and shampoo. Remember to bring your own toothbrush and pajamas, as they are not provided. The inn also offers flexible baggage storage, so feel free to inquire. Since meals are not provided, it's a good idea to make reservations at nearby eateries like ARUEI for your meals.

Recommended Accommodation 2: UKA HOUSE

Situated about a 15-minute walk from Ieura Port and just 3 minutes from Needle Factory, UKA HOUSE is a guesthouse attached to the "Gokoku to Yasai Ryouri UKA Shokudou" (Five Grains and Vegetable Cuisine UKA Restaurant). It offers options for private rooms or renting the entire house, making it ideal for family trips or groups. As it accommodates only one group per day, be sure to make reservations well in advance. The guesthouse is equipped with amenities like a refrigerator, toaster, hairdryer, and shampoo. For dinner, enjoy delicious vegan dishes made with vegetables and grains at the UKA Restaurant.

Art, Food, and Nature: Discover Your "Favorites" on the Seto Inland Sea Islands

Not limited to the three islands mentioned here, every island is brimming with local pride, creating and preserving places that delight visitors. Instead of trying to cover a lot in a single trip, the true essence of island travel lies in taking your time to explore what you love, savor the food, and fully relax. If something caught your interest in this article, consider making a list and creating your own island map.

For those who want to "efficiency" and "ease of travel," using sightseeing taxis and exploring while consulting with drivers is also recommended. Encounter your favorite islands, places, and shops that you'll want to return to again and again.

Please note that exhibition details, transportation options, facility fees, hours, etc., are subject to change without notice. Be sure to check the official website for the latest information.

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