Most reviewed places in Tonoshō, Japan

Picturesque locale with a chain of islands connected by a walkable sandbar that appears at low tide.

Mediterranean style park & olive grove with a Greek windmill, museum, restaurants & gift shop.

Elegant, teardrop-shaped museum, home to the installation “Matrix” by artist Rei Naito.

👍👍 The best spot on this island. You can see lots of people taking interesting pictures and enjoy the quite Seto Naikai.

Casual quarters in a down-to-earth resort offering dining, an outdoor pool & hot spring baths.

Low-key hot spring hotel offering an outdoor pool, 2 restaurants & karaoke, plus communal baths.

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Roadside visitor center with a shop for island specialties, a noodle restaurant & small, sand beach.

Mountain park home to roaming Japanese macaques, with feedings & a viewing deck offering sea vistas.

Island in Japan’s Seto Inland Sea featuring olive groves, a cable car cross & a cinema museum.

Landmark stacked boulders with sweeping sea views, reached by a steep path with stairs & ropes.

Relaxed hillside hot spring hotel featuring dining & tennis, plus sea views & an indoor pool.

Olive & citrus farm featuring an elegant gift shop, restaurant/cafe & guided farm walks.

Laid-back hotel with a subdued restaurant & a spa area, plus a free shuttle to a private beach.

Hundreds of verdant, hillside rice terraces irrigated by spring water & best seen in summer & fall.

😐 9 years ago I had one of the most profound art experiences of my life listening to my heartbeat that had been recorded years before in the exhibition room at Les Archives de Coeur. It was like unexpectedly meeting a younger version of myself, and it was an experience that moved me beyond words. Sad...

Boardwalks with arches run along either side of this strait, thought to be the world's narrowest.