The Shikoku Karst is a scenic expanse of grassy slopes dotted with white limestone. Extending down from the 1,485-meter high Tengunomori plateau and running east to west along the border between ...

Situated on the eastern side of the Shikoku Karst, the Tengu Highlands of Kochi Prefecture are mostly known as a prime viewing spot for starry night skies. But during fall, visitors can experience ...

Stretching along a ridge that straddles Ehime and neighbouring Kochi prefecture, the Shikoku Karst offers panoramic views at any time of the year. The term "karst" refers to land made up of ...

Karst Coffee, which won the third place, is a mobile cafe operating in a grass field in the Shikoku Karst dotted with white-colored limestone rock formations in Kumakogen, Ehime Prefecture.

It came from a Swiss International Red Cross agent, long resident in Japan: “Camp on large island of Shikoku in the north near Inland Sea, on fertile plain between hills covered with pines ...

Hikers could head south-east for some 'forest bathing' (soaking up wilderness), in the spectacular Shikoku Karst. On this trip, however, we are almost out of time, so we're heading three hours ...

Located between the Seto Inland Sea and the Pacific Ocean is the island of Shikoku, home to its four prefectures: Ehime, Kagawa, Tokushima and Kochi. Despite being the smallest among Japan’s four main ...