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Udon Honjin Yamadaya
Located in the port city of Takamatsu, this traditional noodle house specializes in udon, a type of thick wheat-flour noodle. Highlights on the menu include Tem
Yakuri-ji Temple
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Yakuri-ji Temple, located in Kagawa, is the eighty-fifth temple of the Shikoku 88 temple pilgrimage.
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Shikoku Village is an open-air museum which reconstructed old folk houses of the Edo and Taisho era from all over Shikoku.
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Yashima-ji Temple
Yashima-ji Temple, located in Kagawa, is the eighty-fourth temple of the Shikoku 88 temple pilgrimage.
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Shido-ji Temple
Shido-ji Temple, located in Kagawa, is the eighty-sixth temple of the Shikoku 88 temple pilgrimage.
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Okajima (Takamatsu)
Located not far from Takamatsu Station, this udon noodle restaurant is popular with locals. Visitors are asked to take a tray and order at the counter. Various
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Takamatsu Station
Takamatsu-shi in Kagawa Prefecture is famous for its Sanuki-udon noodles and has close to 800 restaurants specialized in udon.
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