Kagawa Prefecture is the smallest prefecture of Japan and is well known for its udon noodles, which are named after the prefecture’s old name Sanuki. Naoshima, Teshima Island, Takamatsu, Shodoshima, Marugame Castle, and Kompirasan, Shikoku’s most popular shrine, are some of Kagawa’s attractions. Nearby Kompirasan is the historical Kanamaruza kabuki theater.
Volunteer at Setouchi Triennale with Koebi-Tai, an amazing experience at Japan’s huge open-air art bash.
The obscure islands of Megijima and Ogijima offer a host of beautiful contemporary art for the Setouchi Internatinal Triennale.
Spanning 108 days of culture and art, the Setouchi Intenation Triennaler in the Inland Sea, unites contemporary and amateur artists alike in one of the most strikingly beautiful areas in Japan.