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Shikoku is Japan's fourth largest island, southwest of Japan's main island Honshu. Shikoku is divided into four prefectures.
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Attractions
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Kagawa Prefecture
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Small island with a lot of modern art.
User rating: 86/100 (23 votes)
Visited by: 29 users
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Site of Shikoku's most popular shrine.
User rating: 77/100 (36 votes)
Visited by: 69 users
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Capital of Kagawa Prefecture.
User rating: 77/100 (77 votes)
Visited by: 144 users
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Ehime Prefecture
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Largest city of Shikoku with a beautiful castle.
User rating: 78/100 (85 votes)
Visited by: 164 users
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Countryside town formerly known for its wax.
User rating: insufficient data
Visited by: 11 users
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Kochi Prefecture
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Nice city with a southern flair.
User rating: 78/100 (63 votes)
Visited by: 107 users
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Tokushima Prefecture
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City well known for its whirlpools.
User rating: 82/100 (19 votes)
Visited by: 30 users
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A city best known for its dance festival.
User rating: 67/100 (38 votes)
Visited by: 62 users
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Access and Orientation
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All trains from Japan's main island Honshu to Shikoku depart from Okayama and cross the Seto Inland Sea via the Seto-Ohashi Bridge, which was completed in 1986.
Cars and buses can access Shikoku from Honshu via 1) the Akashi Kaikyo and Onaruto Bridges between Kobe and Naruto, 2) the Seto Ohashi Bridge between Okayama and Kagawa and 3) the Shimanami Kaido between Imabari and Onomichi, Hiroshima Prefecture.
Shikoku is also well connected by air with Japan's major airports. Furthermore, there are several ferry routes, connecting Shikoku with Hoshu and Kyushu.
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