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Perched atop Mt. Inazumi, Takaya Shrine features its famous "Torii in the Sky" floating against panoramic views of the Seto Inland Sea. Arrive at dawn to experience the mystical sunlit atmosphere.

This sacred stop on the Shikoku 88 Temple Pilgrimage uniquely shares grounds with Temple 68. Admire the ancient camphor tree and visit during spring when cherry blossoms and azaleas create a stunning backdrop.

Japan's longest ropeway carries you 2,594 meters up to Unpenji Temple, offering spectacular views of the Seto Inland Sea. Time your visit for seasonal displays of cherry blossoms, hydrangeas, or autumn foliage.

Marvel at the giant sand coin artwork, Zenigata Sunae, believed to bring good fortune to viewers. Enjoy cherry blossoms and panoramic Seto Inland Sea views from the observation deck.

Japan's oldest multiple-arch dam, Honenike resembles a medieval European castle and is an Important Cultural Property. Visit in the morning to capture its impressive stone masonry against the lush landscape.

This massive sand sculpture depicts an ancient coin, believed to bring prosperity since 1633. View it from Kotohiki Hill's observation deck at sunset when illumination transforms the 122-meter artwork.

Mt. Unpenji houses the highest temple on the Shikoku 88 Temple Pilgrimage at 927 meters. Ride Japan's impressive ropeway for panoramic Seto Inland Sea views and visit the Summit Park's Sky Swing.

This historic shrine, established in 703, crowns Mt. Kotohiki with 381 steps leading to panoramic sea views. Visitors can experience traditional Shinto architecture and the vibrant Grand Festival held each October.