Things to do in Naoshima

Yashima is a peninsula located northeast of Takamatsu City, famous for its rich history and natural landscape. Here is some information about Yashima: 1. **Yashima Temple**: There is a famous Buddhist temple on Yashima, Yashima Temple, which is the 84th of the 88 temples in Shikoku. This temple has a long history and is one of Japan's important cultural heritage. 2. **Yashima Castle Ruins**: Yashima was once an important military stronghold in ancient Japan. The Yashima Castle Ruins are now a historical park where visitors can learn about ancient Japanese history. 3. **Natural Landscape**: Yashima is famous for its beautiful natural landscape, especially the magnificent view of the Seto Inland Sea from the top of the mountain. It is also a popular place to watch the sunset. 4. **Yashima Aquarium**: There is also an aquarium on Yashima that displays the rich marine life of the Seto Inland Sea. 5. **Historical Event**: Yashima has historically hosted the famous "Battle of Yashima", an important battle in the Genpei War.

One of the prettiest gardens ive been to while I was staying in Japan. Its a good spot to try out udon and it was really affordable. The view is amazing too and a great place to take pictures! I went to both night and day and they have lights during the night, giving a magical feel to it.

Chichu Art Museum, mainly to see Monet's paintings, the master's original works are not allowed to take pictures inside, so I took pictures of the building, which is also the work of Master Ando Tadao. At the entrance, you will pass by a Monet-style small garden. Apart from Monet's paintings, the other two exhibition halls are just so-so.

No photography is allowed in the Benesse House on Naoshima, and there aren't many people. If you don't want to take photos, then don't take them. When we saw an artwork that turned out to be Ultraman standing in line, we laughed so hard that our hands were itching. Is this also art? There was another artwork that had three people standing there like robots. The funniest thing was that the sound they made sounded like "money". It was so funny. There was also an exhibit of a few small grasses in the cracks of the wall. If we hadn't known it in advance and tried hard to find it, we would never have thought that it was also a work of art. Finally, there was an area that we couldn't find no matter what, so we asked people. It turned out that it was outdoors and the door had to be pushed open with great force. After we went out, we wanted to leave a gap in the door, otherwise it would be even more impossible to open the door from the outside, but a foreigner thought we couldn't close the door, and he kindly came to help us close the door. We could only look at the exhibits first. After we finished looking, when we were picking at the crack of the door, the staff of the restaurant next door saw it and hurried over to help us open the door. I feel that this restaurant is designed here to help people open the door, otherwise ordinary guests really can't open this door.

It's so beautiful. When you sit on the floor in Teshima Art Museum, you can see the wind, the sunlight, and the flow of life. The sea here is very clear, beyond my expectation. I'm sorry that my skills are too poor, and the photos can't capture its beauty.

Naoshima is located in the Seto Inland Sea of ​​Japan. It is an island that perfectly combines natural beauty with modern art and is known as the "Island of Art". Yayoi Kusama's Pumpkin Sculpture 🎃 Naoshima's iconic artwork, the yellow pumpkin sculpture near the pier, is a representative work of the artist Yayoi Kusama.

Teshima Art Museum is the most famous art facility on Teshima Island. It was designed by Japanese architect Ryue Nishizawa and artist Rei Naito. Two buildings that resemble alien flying saucers and huge water drops are all that Teshima Art Museum has. Tickets are sold on site for 1,640 yen each There is only one work in the museum, and it will never change. The entire building is made of bare concrete. From the ceiling to the walls to the floor, everything is white. There is no painting or installation, only the hollow holes above the head, where you can see the blue sky and green trees and feel the breeze This is definitely a good place for meditation and contemplation. Everyone who enters the museum stands or sits or concentrates, The artist only uses this special design, It makes people feel as small as a frog in a well, The sky is as blue and vast as if it stretches infinitely~~~ At this moment, you can think of nothing in your mind, Time seems to have stopped...

Takamatsu Port is located in Takamatsu City, Kagawa Prefecture, Japan, facing the Seto Inland Sea, very close to JR Takamatsu Station. It is the gateway to the islands of the Seto Inland Sea, and Naoshima, Shodoshima, Teshima, etc. can all depart from here. There are regular ferries and fast ferries. Regular ferries are slower, but cheaper, and you can bring bicycles, motorcycles, and cars on board. Fast ferries can only carry people. The port consists of a ticket office, a rest area, and a boarding pier. It is not large in scale, but has all the basic functions.