Shikoku Village

Shikoku Mura

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Relocated and restored old private houses and historical buildings from all over Shikoku. A space that feels like stepping back in time to a historical drama.

Historic Sites
Castle
Shrines and Temples
Japanese Gardens
Cultural Assets

HighlightsGroup of old folk houses designated as Important Cultural Properties
Art museum designed by Tadao Ando
Charming cobblestone path
Famous Sanuki udon restaurant "Waraya"
Natural beauty of the four seasons

Basic Information

Address: 91 Yashima Nakamachi, Takamatsu, Kagawa Prefecture Search for tourist attractions in Kagawa

Access: 5-minute walk from Kotoden Yashima Station on the Kotoden Shido Line 10-minute walk from JR Yashima Station on the JR Kotoku Line From JR Yashima Station or Kotoden Yashima Station, take the Kotoden Bus Yashima Sanjo Shuttle Bus and get off at the "Shikoku Mura" bus stop. By car: Turn left at the foot of the Yashima Skyway Show route

Op.Hours: 9:30 AM to 5:00 PM (Last entry and access to the Shikoku Mura Gallery until 4:30 PM)

Cld.Days: Tuesdays (or the following day if Tuesday is a national holiday) *Please note that the village may be temporarily closed for maintenance or due to inclement weather. *The village will be temporarily closed if weather warnings (heavy rain, flooding, strong wind, heavy snow, or blizzard) are issued for the Takamatsu area.

Fee: Adults: ¥1600 (¥1400 for groups of 15 or more) University Students: ¥1000 (¥800 for groups of 15 or more) High School & Junior High School Students: ¥600 (¥400 for groups of 15 or more) Elementary School Students and younger: Free Discounts available for visitors with disabilities (Present disability certificate for 50% off admission for the individual and one accompanying attendant).

INFO: Pets are allowed in the village (Please keep them on a leash and observe pet etiquette, such as refraining from taking them inside buildings).

HP: https://www.shikokumura.or.jp/

Overview

Shikoku Village is more than just an exhibition facility for old buildings. It is a place where the lives, culture, and history of the people of Shikoku come alive. The relocated houses each have their own family stories, and the tools used are imbued with the skills of the craftsmen. Cherry blossoms bloom in spring, and the mountains are colored with autumn leaves in fall. The natural beauty of the four seasons is also one of the attractions of Shikoku Village. Knowing the historical background and trivia will allow you to enjoy Shikoku Village even more deeply. Touch the cultural heritage that has been passed down through the ages and feel the Japanese spirit that you have forgotten.

Shikoku Village

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Basic Information

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