Honjima
The central island of the Shiwaku Islands, where historical cultural properties remain
The central island of the Shiwaku Islands, consisting of 28 islands in the Seto Inland Sea. It is known as a place where historical buildings and cultural properties remain, including the Shiwaku Islands, which was the government office that commanded the Shiwaku Islands at the end of the Edo period.
Recommendation
of Honjima
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- Shiwaku Kinbansyo
- Former government office of the Shiwaku Islands. Today, it is a museum displaying the history of the Shiwaku Suigun. The red stamps of Oda, Toyotomi, and Tokugawa are stored and can be visited.Former government office of the Shiwaku Islands. Today, it is a museum displaying the history of the Shiwaku Suigun. The red stamps of Oda, Toyotomi, and Tokugawa are stored and can be visited.
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- Kasashima Village
- It is a village selected as an important traditional buildings preservation district of the country. The old townscape from the Edo period remains, and you can enjoy a walk.
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- HONJIMA STAND
- A cafe stand in the main island tourist information center. You can enjoy a meal using local ingredients in front of the sea. There is also an empty-handed BBQ set, which is also recommended for families and groups traveling.
Planning
- Takamatsu Port
- Honjima Port
- Shiwaku Kinbansyo (40 mins)
- Kasashima Village (90 mins)
- Waremoko
- Tomiyama Obsevatory (20 mins)
- Honjima Tomari Beach (20 mins)
- HONJIMA STAND (45 mins)
- Honjima Port
- Takamatsu Port
Lunch Waremoko
A cafe using an old private house in the Kasashima townscape preservation area. Special curry and dishes using seasonal fish are popular.(Closed in winter December-February)
Access Use of Chartered Ship
Takamatsu Port: Time Required about 1 hours
Uno Port: Time Required about 50 mins
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