Regional Tour
Shikoku Region Tour
Experience Japan's smallest main island, famous for its 88-temple pilgrimage route, stunning coastlines, and traditional crafts. Visit all 4 prefectures in this peaceful region.
Tour Overview
Shikoku is Japan's smallest main island, a peaceful region known for its 88-temple pilgrimage route, beautiful coastlines, and traditional crafts. This tour takes you through all 4 prefectures, from the historic city of Matsuyama to the dramatic gorges of Iya Valley, from the art island of Naoshima to the traditional paper making of Kochi.
Whether you're interested in traditional crafts, modern architecture, world-class cuisine, or vibrant street culture, this tour is designed to showcase Tokyo's diverse character. Visit historic shrines, stroll through traditional markets, experience the energy of modern districts, and enjoy authentic local dining experiences.
Itinerary
A sample day tour itinerary (customizable to your interests)
Day 1: Ehime - Castles & Hot Springs
Visit Matsuyama Castle, one of Japan's few original castles. Experience Dogo Onsen, one of Japan's oldest hot springs. Explore the historic city and enjoy local specialties.
Day 2: Kagawa - Art & Udon
Visit the art island of Naoshima with its world-class museums. Experience Kagawa's famous Sanuki udon noodles. Explore traditional crafts and modern art installations.
Day 3: Kochi - Nature & History
Visit Kochi Castle, explore the beautiful Shimanto River, experience traditional paper making. Discover Kochi's natural beauty and cultural heritage.
Day 4: Tokushima - Awa Odori & Nature
Learn about the famous Awa Odori dance festival. Visit the Iya Valley with its vine bridges and dramatic scenery. Experience Tokushima's unique culture and natural beauty.
Pricing
Transparent pricing by vehicle type
* Prices are per day. Multi-day tours available. Meals and entrance fees not included unless specified.
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Book your Shikoku Region Tour today and experience the perfect blend of traditional and modern Japan with an expert local guide.