[2025 Takamatsu Attraction] Travel Guide for Ogijima’s Soul (Updated Jun)

▷Ogijima no Tamashii "Ogijima no Tamashii" is a stylish building located at the port of Ogijima. This place, known as an artistic exchange center, serves simple meals and sells tickets. The ceiling decoration is stylish, so even inside, the light shines in beautifully, creating a fantastic space. There is also information about restaurants on the island, maps, and tourist maps, so if you drop by when you arrive by boat, I think you will enjoy your stay on the island even more. ▷Ogijima no Tamashii This building was built for the Setouchi Triennale. It was designed by a designer and is a representative structure of Ogijima. If you go to Ogijima, be sure to check it out! #Kagawa #KagawaPrefecture #RemoteIslandTrip #RemoteIslandTrip #IslandHopTrip #Art

Ogijima is an island accessible by ferry from Takamatsu. Known as the "Cat Island," it is small enough to explore conveniently within about two hours. The ferry ride from Takamatsu takes approximately 30 minutes. 🎬 Location: Search for Ogijima on Google Maps 🎬 Ferry schedules vary by season, so check the Takamatsu Station website for detailed information.

### **Title: "Hong Kong Girl Takamatsu Ultimate Strategy! 5 Days Island Hopping + Cat Island + Sky Torii with Transportation Time Saving Tips🇯🇵"** #Takamatsu Must Visit #Shikoku Must Visit --- ### **Opening remarks 💁‍♀️** "Hey, you only know Tokyo and Osaka when you go to Japan? Takamatsu, the secret island of the Seto Inland Sea, is the new favorite of Hong Kong girls! In 5 days, you can enjoy Art Pumpkin Island, Cat Owners Paradise, and IG's popular Sky Torii, and you can also shop for special cosmetics! The craziest thing is that air tickets are cheaper than flying to Taipei, unlock your private itinerary now + Trip.com to grab cheap flights and hotel tips ~ 🚨 --- ### **Day 1: Hong Kong → Takamatsu | Landing rushes to the ancient city + shopping street bursts of shopping** **✈️ Transportation Key** - **Hong Kong → Takamatsu Airport**: HK Express direct flight about 3.5 hours, Trip.com flash sale price $1,800 round trip (remember to click "Price Tracking" function!) - **Airport → City Center**: Bus No. 3 directly to Takamatsu Station (1 hour drive, ¥760), get off and walk 5 minutes to **Yongan International Hotel** (Double room with tax ¥12,000/night, including breakfast) **🏯 Takamatsu Castle Ruins** - **How ​​to get to**: 15 minutes walk from the hotel - **Time**: Recommended entry after 16:00 (half price 1 hour before closing! Original price ¥410 → ¥200) - **Background**: One of the three major water cities in Japan, the reflection of the castle tower is super IG-able at night! **🛍️ Marukamecho Shopping Street** - **Sale Palace**: Open 24 hours, Snack + Cosmetics + Disney Limited (Curel Cream is $50 off in Hong Kong!) - **SEGA Game Center**: Pinball must-play "Corner Creatures" machine, must win within ¥500! - **Pharmaceutical Tips**: Buy Hoi Mei Cup Noodle Flavor Mask (¥980) at Sundrug. --- ### **Day 2: Island Hopping Day 1 | Naoshima Rampage, Naoki Kusama Pumpkin No Photo** **🚢Island Hopping Trivia**: Seto Inland Sea Art Festival Main, take a boat day to play multiple islands (departing from Takamatsu Port, boat schedules are frequent!) **⛴️ Takamatsu → Naoshima (Miyaura Port)** - **Transportation**: 30 minutes by high-speed boat (¥1,320), or 50 minutes by ferry (¥520) - **Car rental and drive**: Book a Toyota petrol electric car on Trip.com (¥5,500/day, international license free translation!) **🎃 Must-See Attractions** 1. **Red Pumpkin (Miyaura Port)**: Naoki Kusama's classic polka dot check-in, free! 2. **Yellow Pumpkin (Benesse House by the Sea)**: Dusk shadow silhouette super fairy ~ 3. **Mediterranean Art Gallery**: - **Entrance Fee**: ¥2,100 (Reservation required on official website!) - **Background**: Designed by Tadao Ando, ​​containing the authentic copy of Monet's "Water Lilies", the whole museum is banned but shocked to cry! **🍱Food on the Island** - A must-visit "Dark Rice Heart" for abalone rice (¥1,500) by car. The restaurant has 10 seats and is recommended to arrive before 11:30! --- ### **Day 3: Shikoku Aquarium + Golden Tobiro Palace + Mirror of the Sky on Parents' Bank** **🐠 Shikoku Aquarium** - **Access**: Take Koto from Takamatsu Station to "Yashima" Station, change taxi for 5 minutes (total journey time 40 minutes, ¥1,200) - **Entrance Fee**: ¥2,400 (Queue-free for Trip.com e-tickets!) - **Must See**: Seto Inland Sea 9m Giant Tank + Dolphin Show (Daily 11:00/13:00/15:00) **⛩️ Golden Tobira Palace** - **Transportation**: Koto Electric "Takamatsu Tsukiko" → "Kinhei Station" (1 hour, ¥620), then walk for 15 minutes to the foot of the mountain - **Background**: Japan is the most difficult to visit a shrine! - **Must-eat**: Tsukiji Udon (¥500) at the foot of the mountain at "こんぴら茶屋", the same style as Komatsu! **🌅 Parental Coast** - **Transportation**: Take a taxi from Kotohira Station for 30 minutes (about ¥6,000), or bus + walk (super complicated, driving is recommended) - **Time**: Arrive 1 hour before sunset! - **Photo Tips**: Squat down with reflections to compose, wear bright colored clothes more prominent! --- ### **Day 4: Island Hopping Day 2 | Cat Owners Paradise Male Kijima + Female Kijima** **🚤 Takamatsu Port → Ogishima (20 mins boat ride, ¥480)** - **The Legend of Ghost Island**: There is a statue of Momotaro fighting ghosts on the island, a must-see "ghost cave" mural ~ - **Cat Spot**: "ねこかん" Cafe near the pier, ¥500 to touch the island cat + drink lemon juice! **⛵ Womangijima → Malegijima (15 mins ferry, ¥290)** - **Transportation**: Extremely sparse services! - **A must do for cat owners**: Bring cat snacks (Island cats are super cute!) Find the "Men's Island Library" hidden cat mural Buy limited cat stamps at the post office (¥800) **🌃Night back to Takamatsu to sweep the streets** - **Kitahama Alley**: Old warehouse renovated hipster cafe area, must try "umie" sea salt ice cream (¥450) --- ### **Day 5: Rollin Park + rush to AEON Mall + last chance to shop at the airport** **🌳Cherry Forest Park** - **Access**: Take Komatsu Station from Takamatsu Station to "Kuribayashi Park North Exit" (10 minutes, ¥240) - **Admission fee**: ¥410 (opens at 7:00 am, less crowded and easy to take photos!) - **Background**: One of the three famous gardens in Japan, a "box pine" worth ¥100 million, trimmed like a bonsai! **🛒 Takamatsu AEON Mall** - **Access**: 10 minutes by taxi from Ritsubayashi Park (¥1,500) - **Shopping Highlights**: 1**Jiao'an Temple**: Restocked Seto Nei Lemon Cake (¥980/box) **Uniqlo**: Limited to Shikoku Tee (¥1,500), not available in Hong Kong! **Twist Wall**: Latest Ghost Rider/Star Kirby (¥300/time) **✈️ Takamatsu Airport Tips** - Taxi from AEOM Mall to the airport is about ¥5,000 (30 minutes) - **Airport Duty Free Shop**: Small to cry! --- ### **Takamatsu Travel FAQ** 1. **How ​​to Save Money with Trip.com?** → Book a room and select "continuous discount", open "price tracking" for airline tickets, save Trip Coins as money! 2. **Driving or taking a car**? → Must-have car rental for island hopping (¥5,500/day), cheap enough for piano battery in the city (from ¥240) 3. **Wifi egg fixed SIM card? ** → Buy 4G SIM (¥2,500/5 days) on Trip.com, the island is closed! --- ### **标签爆赞** > #Takamatsu jumps island jumps to become Hong Kong girl black charcoal #Seto Inland Sea Cat Slave Surrender Zone > #Tripcom saves money and saves more beautiful than filters #parents bin photography to be watched > #Follow me next episode to teach how to hit stars in Naoshima **Interaction bit💬** "Is there anyone like my sister who climbed to the Golden Knife Bira Palace and died? Or are you so strong that you can play 3 islands in one day? Share your history of Takamatsu's blood and tears ~👇" --- **Attached: Takamatsu Traffic Map Guide** (DM me Send HD version!) 🗺️ If you need to adjust the order of attractions or add more Hong Kong girl quotes, feel free to let me know 😎👌 If you want to crawl the article, I have already written Lin Park and Shikoku Aquarium, you can go to the front to see, Shikoku Aquarium, I think it really must be a must-go, Hong Kong girls play three attractions a day, really have no life, see here you give me a heart

#Japan Summer Travel One of the best places to visit Japan in the summer It's to see an art exhibition🎭 In recent years, the Earth Art Festival has developed to a small island in the Seto Inland Sea🏝️ Ogijima is one of the exhibition areas This time I came to Ogijima to see the works of many artists One of them is the visitor center for the art festival It's even more beautiful when the lights are on at night🌃 Many cottages on the island have become venues for artists to create🎨 Ogijima is not too big Many visitors to the art festival arrange a same day round trip to Takamatsu Or transfer to other small islands for excursion📸 And this time I stayed on the island of Ogimu and slowly enjoyed it You can still have coffee in a small shop ☕️ when you are tired of walking Feel the style of this island 👍🏻 #Ogishima #Seto Inland Sea #Japan Travel #Overseas Travel

Megijima and Ogijima are also known as the Shizojima and Shizojima Islands. Megujima has the nickname of Onigashima, but Mengijima does not. Ogijima is a small island full of human touch and wild cats. The best way to get to know an island in depth is of course to live on it. I chose to stay on Ogijima that night to see another side of Ogijima. Many travel guides to Setouchi recommend staying in Takamatsu and then visiting different islands every day to view art. However, many boat trips and exhibitions are only open from morning to dusk. Especially Megijima and Ogijima, two smaller islands that do not have many works of art. Art festival staff usually arrive on the island on the earliest flight at eight o'clock, followed by tourists, and a busy day on the island begins. I chose another way to visit Ogijima. As the afternoon boat arrived, I first dropped off my luggage at the B&B. It was almost three in the afternoon, and then I went on to visit the various art installations without stopping. Like many tourists, I followed the official route through the narrow alleys of Ogijima. Due to time constraints, I could only view the works in a hurry. It was a bit like collecting stamps in order to fill up my art festival passport. I didn't have much time to appreciate them carefully. All art installations close at 4:15 pm. I rushed to reach all the art works before they closed, but in the end I was unable to enter two or three of them. It was a bit of a lack, but that's the imperfection in life. As the volunteers left, the works in each room were also closed. Volunteers and tourists wait for the last flight to leave Ogijima at 5 o'clock. After five o'clock, the island returned to tranquility. There was no art festival, no tourists, and only dozens of residents left on the island. After enjoying the sunset, I returned to the dock and found several islanders sitting together drinking beer. They looked at me and of course recognized me as a tourist at first glance, so they said in a friendly manner, "Kon ni chi wa!" followed by a bunch of Japanese. Although I didn't understand them, they were all very friendly. When I got back to the B&B, I was extremely tired and planned to take a rest, but the B&B owner knocked on the door and said that it was time for dinner! The owner of the B&B is an octopus fisherman who specializes in catching and cooking octopuses. This seafood dinner is really amazing, with octopus rice, sashimi, snail meat, clam soup, and the most delicious secret fried fish! After traveling to two islands in one day, I was exhausted. This meal gave me a boost of energy! During dinner, the boss knew that I didn't understand Japanese, so he tried hard to find other Japanese who knew English or Chinese to tell me something. It turned out that he kept calling other Japanese in Japanese to tell me that the night view of the pier installation art "Soul of Ogijima" was very beautiful, and asked me to go take pictures, and said he could accompany me. The boss's kindness gave me strength even though I was extremely tired, and I followed him out of the dock. The next morning, after packing, the landlady had already prepared breakfast. At this time, the boss showed me his magazine interview. His octopus dishes were once introduced in the magazine. This is his lifelong career in Ogijima! After thanking the boss and his wife, we prepared to set off for the next island. When I left the B&B, the boss kept saying bye bye to me at the door, and every time I looked back he was still standing there. I believe this kind of human touch can only be found in this small island fishing village. #OverseasTravel #Japan #ArtTravel #SetouchiInlandSea #SetouchiTriennale