Top Things to do in Shikoku
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What to do and see in Shikoku, Shikoku: The Best Hidden Gems Things to do
Discover the best top things to do in Shikoku, Japan including Happy Raft, Former Konpira Old Theater Kanamaruza, Okuiya Niju Kazurabashi Bridge, The Isamu Noguchi Garden Museum, Ryugado Cave, Yashima, Ogijima Island, Matsuyama Castle Ninomaru Historical Garden, Manniquin Pis.
Restaurants in Shikoku
1. Happy Raft
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 116 reviews
Happy raft offers fun-seekers professionally operated rafting and canyoning adventures.The Yoshino river boasts the wildest and most beautiful whitewater in the country. Our guides can show you why the Yoshino river is rated as the number one whitewater rafting destination in Japan. The Happy Raft canyoning adventures let you explore deeper into the mountains of Shikoku discovering hidden valleys and waterfalls. Enjoy spectacular wilderness scenery on all of our adventures and take home special memories of your trip to Japan. We recommend staying at The Happy Guest-Houses. The Happy Raft Guest Houses are nestled high on the surrounding mountains of the Yoshino River, affording great views of the valleys with no neighbors for miles… This is about as far away from the bustle of the city life as you can get. Pricing:3,500~/per person per night. Luggage storage free. Free wifi. You can pay in cash and credit card(VISA/MasterCard/JCB/AmericanExpress/DinersClub/DISCOVER/AirPay) on your tour day.
2. Former Konpira Old Theater Kanamaruza
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 184 reviews
Reviewed By YG-EG - Geneva, Switzerland
Very helpful, informative, friendly and available guide/receptionist in English (and other languages). We wish we could attend a performance there someday in April. Very worth the visit.
3. Okuiya Niju Kazurabashi Bridge
4. The Isamu Noguchi Garden Museum
5. Ryugado Cave
6. Yashima
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 317 reviews
Reviewed By Yellingdog25 - Nanaimo, Canada
Yashimahiji is great place to visit. Nice expansive views -great statues and temple buildings. Temple is number 84 on Shikoku pilgrimage. I walked up from train station and the incline is steady uphill but not overly steep.
