National Geographic news: Done the Camino? Try tackling Japan’s 88-temple Shikoku Trail
A van road trip through Shikoku reveals a quieter, more authentic side of Japan, where winding coastal roads, small towns, and untouched landscapes create an experience far from the usual tourist path ...
The smallest and least populous of Japan’s four main islands, Shikoku is located to the south of Honshu, where its capital Tokyo resides. Despite Shikoku being relatively less popular among tourists, ...
The New York Times: 88 Temples, 750 Miles, Untold Gifts: Japan’s Shikoku Pilgrimage
Newsweek: Shikoku: The only place in Japan listed on the New York Times “52 Best Places to Go”
Over the past few years, a different aspect of Japanese culture is gaining in popularity overseas: the Shikoku pilgrimage, in which pilgrims cover a distance of as much as 1,400 kilometers and visit ...
Shikoku: The only place in Japan listed on the New York Times “52 Best Places to Go”
Of the four main islands of Japan, Shikoku in the southwest is the smallest: snuggled in a bay between its two big brothers, Honshu and Kyushu. While it can feel quieter and more remote than much of ...
This comprehensive Shikoku guide uncovers Japan’s most underrated island, from vine bridges and hidden valleys to art islands, castles, and historic onsens. The post Comprehensive Guide For Visiting ...
Shikoku has a quiet, but profound presence in Japan's archipelago. It wears its heart on its sleeve, inviting you to explore its sunlit coasts and misty mountain trails. Perhaps you'll find a friend ...