Ritsurin Park in Takamatsu, Kagawa Prefecture, is the largest garden designated as a cultural asset in Japan.
This Japanese garden was awarded the highest rating of three stars in the French travel guidebook Michelin-Green Guide-Japon, meaning 'worth the bother of a trip'.
If you plan to come to Shikoku Island, this is a not-to-be-missed destination.

For this reason, if you visit this place wearing an ancient Japanese kimono, your enjoyment will be multiplied many times over.

Our strengths are,

1. Japan's spring, summer, fall, and winter seasons are highly varied, and we offer a wide variety of kimonos to accommodate these changes.

2. Our staff members have extensive overseas experience and are fluent in English, so you can consult with them to select the perfect dress for you.

3. A professional photographer can be arranged for an extra fee, making this a great way to create memories of your trip.

Don a kimono, take a stroll in the Michelin 3star's Ritsurin Park

Shodoshima is the second-largest island in the Seto Inland Sea and one of the region's most popular destinations for travelers looking to explore the Inland Sea archipelago. The island is noted for its distinctive food culture, which reflects Shodoshima's comparatively mild climate and its location near major shipping lanes. Traditional specialties include soy sauce and long, thin somen noodles, while olives are a more recent addition. 

・Move to Shodoshima island by Ferry from Takamatsu or Uno
・Sightseeing by private taxi with driver (6 hours) at Shodoshima island.
・Visit the following sightseeing spots： 
Day 1 ; 
 ◆Kankakei Vallay Ropeway
 ◆Nakayama Senmaida
 ◆Angel Road
 ◆Shodoshima Daikannon
 ◆Shodoshima Olive Park etc.
Day 2 ; 
 ◆Twenty Four Eyes movie Studio
 ◆Hishio no Sato
 ◆Dofuchi Strait
 ◆Maze Town

Shodoshima 2 Days from Takamatsu or Uno

Shodoshima is the second-largest island in the Seto Inland Sea and one of the region's most popular destinations for travelers looking to explore the Inland Sea archipelago. The island is noted for its distinctive food culture, which reflects Shodoshima's comparatively mild climate and its location near major shipping lanes. Traditional specialties include soy sauce and long, thin somen noodles, while olives are a more recent addition. 

・Move to Shodoshima island by Ferry from Takamatsu or Uno
・Sightseeing by private taxi with driver (6 hours) at Shodoshima island.
・Visit the following sightseeing spots： 
 ◆Kankakei Vallay Ropeway
 ◆Nakayama Senmaida
 ◆Angel Road
 ◆Shodoshima Olive Park etc.



Takamatsu or Uno to Shodoshima Private Car and Ferry Tour

Shodoshima is the second-largest island in the Seto Inland Sea and one of the region's most popular destinations for travelers looking to explore the Inland Sea archipelago. The island is noted for its distinctive food culture, which reflects Shodoshima's comparatively mild climate and its location near major shipping lanes. Traditional specialties include soy sauce and long, thin somen noodles, while olives are a more recent addition. 

Move to Shodoshima island by Ferry from Takamatsu
Sightseeing by bus at Shodoshima island.
Visit the following sightseeing spots： 
Kankakei Vallay Ropeway
Nakayama Senmaida
Shodoshima Olive Park etc.



Shodoshima Island Bus Tour from Takamatsu

Takamatsu is a stylish coastal city on Shikoku, renowned for its gardens, art, and elegant streetscapes. The highlight is Ritsurin Garden, one of Japan's most beautiful landscape gardens, featuring manicured pines and serene koi ponds—a perfect immersion into Japanese aesthetics just a short ride from the port.

Near the waterfront, explore Tamamo Park, home to the unique saltwater moats of Takamatsu Castle ruins. From there, stroll through Kitahama Alley, a trendy district of renovated warehouses filled with charming cafés and boutiques.

Art enthusiasts will enjoy the Takamatsu City Museum of Art, which blends local and international works. With major sights within easy reach, Takamatsu offers an elegant port call filled with culture and creativity.

Takamatsu/Kagawa Private Custom Tour with Local Guide

Ritsurin Garden in Takamatsu stands as a premier example of Japanese historic garden design, showcasing the artistry of daimyo gardens. During this guided tour, visitors stroll through the lush landscape, revealing ponds, bridges, and carefully pruned trees along a scenic route. An expert guide shares the rich history and design principles of Japanese gardens, highlighting key features like the Hiraiho viewpoint and the iconic raised-root pine. A delightful tea break at Kikugetsu-tei adds a cultural touch, allowing guests to enjoy matcha while soaking in the serene surroundings. Choose between a local meeting point or a guided train journey from Takamatsu Station for a flexible experience. 

- Explore the exquisite Ritsurin Garden, a masterpiece of Japanese design
- Learn about the historical significance and aesthetics of daimyo gardens
- Enjoy matcha at Kikugetsu-tei, surrounded by stunning views
- Flexible meeting options available for convenience, including local train travel

Historical Tours in Takamatsu

Don a kimono, take a stroll in the Michelin 3star's Ritsurin Park

Shodoshima 2 Days from Takamatsu or Uno

Takamatsu or Uno to Shodoshima Private Car and Ferry Tour

Shodoshima Island Bus Tour from Takamatsu

Takamatsu/Kagawa Private Custom Tour with Local Guide

Kagawa: Ritsurin Garden Guided Walking Tour