Meeting Point

Takamatsu port or JR Takamatsu station

Ritsurin Garden

Immerse yourself in one of Japan’s finest traditional gardens, awarded three stars by the Michelin Guide. Stroll through its beautifully landscaped paths or glide across the serene waters on a traditional boat, discovering breathtaking views at every turn. Pause at an elegant teahouse to savor matcha and delicate sweets, embracing a moment of tranquility in this timeless setting.

Takamatsu castle ruin

Takamatsu Castle, one of Japan’s celebrated 'Three Great Water Castles,' offers a unique glimpse into history. As we walk toward the castle tower ruins, you’ll be rewarded with scenic views of the surrounding landscape and the Seto Inland Sea. Along the way, you'll gain insight into how this vital waterway has shaped the region’s defense, culture, and transportation since ancient times.

Quick Sanuki Udon Lunch at Symbol Tower

For a taste of local life, we’ll enjoy a quick, self-picked Sanuki udon lunch at one of the casual eateries inside Symbol Tower, conveniently located near the station. Sanuki udon, with its firm, chewy noodles and flavorful broth, is a beloved local specialty and a staple of Kagawa’s food culture. Originally popularized as a fast, affordable, and satisfying meal for busy workers and students, udon has become a proud symbol of Takamatsu’s culinary identity. Feel free to choose your favorite toppings and style—hot or cold, simple or with tempura—for a personalized, delicious experience.

Panoramic Views from the Symbol Tower Observatory

We’ll wrap up the tour with a relaxing visit to the free observatory on the 29th floor of Symbol Tower. From here, you’ll enjoy sweeping views of Takamatsu city, the calm Seto Inland Sea, and nearby islands—an ideal spot to reflect on the day’s discoveries. It’s a peaceful, uncrowded space where you can take in the city from above and snap a few memorable photos before the tour ends.

Ending Point

Takamatsu port or JR Takamatsu station