Azalia is part-time writer, full-time day dreamer from Malaysia. She is currently pursuing her degree and has been living in Japan for three years now, with the hopes of becoming a Japanese teacher one day. Azalia can talk WAY too much sometimes, but is very passionate when it comes to travelling, dining, and saving the world.
What is sightseeing in Japan without a visit to its numerous castles? Once again I embark on a journey to Marugame city of Kagawa prefecture, for a chance to see another one of the twelve original castles of Japan that still has a wooden tenshu (keep)!
Welcome to the African Safari Wildlife Park of Beppu in Oita Prefecture, where instead of the animals, the visitors are the ones who sit in a steel cage bus and have the chance to be up close and personal with the wild.
Welcome to the wonderful world of manga and anime! If you are an anime fan, or if you just feel like being a part of one of the biggest anime events in the world, then AnimeJapan is the place to be!
It is hard to believe, but Japan does indeed have an Udon Prefecture. Located on the small island of shikoku, Kagawa is famously known as the “Udon-ken” for being very famous with these delicious thick wheat floured noodles.
Located on the slopes of Mount Zozu in the Nakatado district of Kagawa prefecture, sits the Shinto shrine of Kotohira, also known as Konpira-san.
I have often visited Matsuyama in my free time, and the best thing about it would have to be the beautiful Matsuyama castle sitting upon Mount Katsuyama in the middle of the city center of Ehime prefecture. This castle was built continuously since 1603 and is one of the twelve original castles in Japan that were built before the Edo era and is still intact till today.
If you are in Shikoku Island and are looking for a place to ski, snowboard or just play in the snow, then Ikawa Ski Resort Kainayama is the place to be.
Ritsurin Garden, designated as one of Japan’s National Scenic Beauty, is a Japanese garden located in Kagawa Prefecture of Shikoku Island. It took 100 years for construction that started as early as 1625 by the feudal lord of Takamatsu at the time, Ikoma Takotoshi.
Kagawa prefecture is located on Shikoku Island, just roughly three hours away by bus from Osaka. The biggest city is Takamatsu and is filled with PLENTY of things for you to do.
