[2025 Takamatsu Attraction] Travel Guide for Takamatsu Symbol Tower (Updated Jun)

Operating Hours: 10:00-21:00 Address: 2-1 Sunport, Takamatsu, Kagawa 760-0019 ✔️This souvenir shop is located on the first floor of the Symbol Tower. They have the most Yadon-related souvenirs here! There's also a place where you can take pictures with Yadon, so if you like Yadon, be sure to visit! ✔️The Yadon photo booth costs 600 yen and does not give change, so I exchanged money at the souvenir shop. ✔️They also have udon and olive-related products. The price of olive cider here is not much different from other places (about 100 yen difference), so I bought and drank it here. It's quite good, so give it a try!

Completed in 2004, Takamatsu Landmark Tower is a skyscraper located in Sunport Takamatsu in Takamatsu City, Kagawa Prefecture, Japan. At approximately 151 meters high, it is the tallest building in Shikoku. Since there are not many high-rise buildings in the Takamatsu area, this iconic building can be seen from afar, and the giant flying saucer building next to it is also very eye-catching. The observatory is located on the 29th and 30th floors. From there, you can see the beautiful scenery of the Seto Inland Sea, its nearby islands, and the Seto Bridge. The blue healing seascape and the city's scattered beauty are surrounded by mountains and sea. If the weather is good, you can even see Honshu. 🕰️Business hours: Observation deck 10:00-11:00, 15:00-17:00 #Seaview #100 Ways to Travel

📍Takamatsu Symbol Tower 2-1 Sunport, Takamatsu, Kagawa 760-0019, Japan You can enjoy a free view of Takamatsu from here. Although there aren't any tall buildings, the small town blending harmoniously with the sea creates a serene and peaceful atmosphere. I visited with my parents, and they loved it so much that I definitely want to visit Takamatsu again.

It's been years since I've been to Japan...🤗 Searched before going to a city I haven't been to ~ In particular, I had to look at the passes in detail in Japan, so I pre-paid for the "Kagawa Wide Pass" on the website and saved it as a bookmark on my phone before going~ Day1> Sanuki Udon Ueharaya Main Store->Ritsurin Park-> Kid Coffee ->Kuishinbo (Yakisoba and Okonomiyaki Izakaya) -> Symbol Tower Day2> 🍜Yamagoe Udon (Why didn't I take a picture of the udon?? I admit, Yamagoe Udon.. It's tastier than the udon I ate the day before. The tempura is different too~) I really wanted to go here, so I took public transportation.. It was hard~ㅋㅋㅋ It's okay to take the udon bus tour~ ->Kotohira Shrine (It's a lot of walking.. It's a stairway to hell, so it's a great thigh workout. The view is worth it~~??) There's "Akaboshi Cafe" on the right side of the entrance to the stairs at the beginning I had to come down and drink coffee... but when I came down, it was just before closing 😅~ I took a bite of the canelé while taking out, it was so delicious 😋 I regretted not buying a box.. They make it themselves!! It was a famous canelé restaurant.. The coffee was also delicious~~ -> Chunpungdang Minamishinmachi branch (Before going out for dinner, I took some bread to go because it was famous.. a snack to eat on the boat the next day) -> Unagi Nosuke Takamatsu branch (The eel rice bowl is so delicious) 🌟My one pick is the eel rice bowl restaurant.. I want to go back because of this and the peach wine~~~ Why did I only buy one bottle~~ 🍑 The alcohol was so delicious. (I thought my husband bought alcohol without telling me, but I found out in Korea that he bought it for me!!) Day3> Takamatsu was a 2 night 3 day trip.. I took a boat and went to Olive Park in the morning~~ I bought bread the day before and solved lunch at a convenience store.. (Takamatsu, which I regretted because I had to take a boat and a bus because of the time~ Check the bus schedule carefully) I want to go again.. When I went, the udon pass was sold out, so I want to go again. I left my carrier in Okayama and went to Kurashiki Bikan Historical Quarter On the way, I went to "Miso Katsu Umenoki", a famous Michelin restaurant🍛 The tonkatsu was really delicious!! I arrived late, so all the shops in Kurashiki were closed..ㅋㅋㅋㅋ I'll go again the next day. Day4> There were a lot of things to see in Kurashiki Bikan Historical Quarter, so I went around for a day.. I bought a bag while I was walking around ~ I got a business card saying that she made them herself.. They were unique as soon as I saw them, and each color was unique~ This place is famous for its peaches 🍑, so I bought some jam, and as a gift, I bought another Moomin collaboration (cute Moomin picture on the case outside)~ I bought an udon magnet, but I should have bought it in Takamatsu.. I just bought it at the 🐰Miffy character shop~ I also bought some sake.. I drank coffee again, but I can't remember the name of the store, but there are many places in Japan that have delicious coffee~ ☕️GjG Espresso - The coffee is really delicious!! 🍚🧈 Kamataya (Tofu Cuisine) It's run by an old couple, and everything is delicious! The tofu disguised as fish was a bit shocking~ I thought it was real fish.. ☕️ The Coffee House Daiku Honmachi - Have another cup of coffee before dinner.. I looked it up on Google and it was just okay.. There are too many pictures to upload, but in Okayama, the hotel is connected to the train station, so it was easy to get around. Since I mainly went around to tourist attractions and shopping, I thought it would be good to stay somewhere close, so I went to a place that was as easy to get to as possible when going home~ Before taking the tram to Okayama Castle (Crow Castle) & Korakuen, my husband found a Blue Ribbon Omelette restaurant... But the locals also order a lot of ramen.. It's a shame I couldn't eat ramen~ I waited in line and went in~ On the left side of the alley leading to this restaurant is a kitchen editing shop? (Lifestyle). The dishes are pretty, but restrained~ Because of the weight.. My husband might have bought a lot of alcohol!! Hahahaha~ And if you come down a little more, there's a bakery that's famous, so the locals were buying a lot of bread🥐.. I should've bought all the bread in the fridge It was so so delicious!! When you come out of the store, there's also a fruit shop where you can buy 🍊 tangerines for a cheaper price~ It's much cheaper than the mart. So I bought some on the way out after eating and went to Okayama Castle~~~ I happily walked after buying fruit👫👣 ☕️ Cafe Kitsune - This place only does takeout. I went to a roastery cafe on purpose, but there were no seats, so I took a break outside in a Benz... The coffee is delicious~ For the rest of my schedule, I went to Uniqlo & Muji, and Don Quijote at Aeon Mall~ Okayama is delicious, so I went to "Yakitori Mugen" twice for dinner 🍢 Everything was delicious without being greasy.. 🍻It was refreshing and delicious with beer👍🏻 The owner grilled it really well~~ I came back two days in a row because it was so delicious, so I don't think I got any service or tax.. I ate more than the first day, but I saw that the amount was calculated less~ Since you order through an app, the price can't be wrong!! They asked me when I was going to Korea.. The staff were all friendly~ It was a week-long trip, but I regret it~~ I want to go again 🍑I'll buy some alcohol and have a drink During this trip, the train was suddenly delayed and I had to wait for almost two hours.. When I went to eat Yamagoe Udon, the bus was so late ㅋㅋ It may go as planned, or it may change, but I felt the charm of wanting to go to other small Japanese cities during this trip~~ It was great!!😊

#Spring0yentrip Takamatsu City is the prefectural capital of Kagawa Prefecture and a beautiful city facing the Seto Inland Sea. The first thing that impressed me when I visited was Ritsurin Garden. A Japanese garden spreads across a vast area. The green reflected in the pond was particularly beautiful and soothing. Next, I visited the ruins of Takamatsu Castle. As I strolled around the castle ruins, I was able to feel the depth of history. Takamatsu is also known for its Sanuki udon noodles. I visited udon restaurants in the city and enjoyed the chewy noodles and rich soup stock. I was also touched by the warmth of the local people and realized the richness of the food culture. Takamatsu City is a city filled with a variety of attractions, including history, nature, gourmet food, and art, and every time I visited, I discovered something new.

Cherry blossom season is here! This five-day tour of Japan will take you to romantic cherry blossom destinations. Check out this super practical guide and save it now! Don't miss this annual flower festival! -------------------- 🗺️Itinerary: Day 1: Takamatsu Symbol Tower 📍Explore the landmark building of Takamatsu City and enjoy the charming cityscape. Day 2: Shodoshima Island 🌊Take a boat to the beautiful Shodoshima Island and experience the tranquility and charm of the island. Day 3: Ritsurin Garden -> Kotohira-gū (Konpira Shrine) 🌳Stroll through the historic Ritsurin Garden and then visit the mystical Kotohira-gū (Konpira Shrine) for blessings. Day 4: Shikoku Aquarium 🐠Visit the Shikoku Aquarium, get up close and personal with marine life, and experience the wonders of the ocean. Day 5: Takamatsu - Shanghai 🛫End your wonderful Shikoku trip, depart from Takamatsu, and head back to Shanghai. -------------------- **Things to Note**: - 🎁Pay attention to the prices of local specialties, as some stores may overcharge. - 🍣When trying local cuisine, be mindful of any food allergies. - 📖A visa is required to travel to Japan, so be sure to apply in advance to avoid affecting your trip. - 🚗If you plan to drive in Japan, familiarize yourself with the traffic regulations and drive safely. - 💡The electrical voltage may be different, so remember to bring a converter. - 💰Japan has a high cost of living, so it's important to budget accordingly. - 🗾Respect local customs and culture to avoid unnecessary trouble. -------------------- 🌸We hope this guide will help you better enjoy Japan and have a wonderful trip!

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Takamatsu is a quiet and beautiful city with an artistic and cultural atmosphere. You can enjoy the charm of the city or take a ferry from Takamatsu Port to explore the islands. It's a perfect city for a transit stop! 🔷🔷🔷My One-Day Itinerary in Takamatsu: 🚗Transportation: There are direct flights from Shanghai to Takamatsu, or you can take the Shinkansen from Osaka to Okayama Station and then take the JR to Takamatsu Station. 🏨Accommodation: Takamatsu Tokyu REI Hotel, a 10-minute walk from Takamatsu Station and a 15-minute walk from Takamatsu Port. 🗺️One-Day Itinerary in Takamatsu: ⏰Morning - Shikoku Aquarium (15-minute walk from JR Utazu Station) 🕐Noon - Lunch at the Shikoku Aquarium restaurant. The second-floor restaurant offers a great view of the sea, and the kids' meal is beautiful! 🕐Afternoon - Ritsurin Garden (5-minute walk from JR Ritsurin-Koen Station) 🕤Evening - Symbol Tower (5-minute walk from Takamatsu Station) 💎Attraction Highlights: 📍 Shikoku Aquarium: Opened in 2020, it is the most popular aquarium in Kagawa. It is built by the sea, offering a unique geographical advantage and a beautiful view! The two-story aquarium is themed around the waters of Shikoku, where you can see dolphin, sea lion, and otter shows! There are also several great photo spots that you shouldn't miss! 📍 Ritsurin Garden: A Michelin three-star garden! It is divided into the South Garden and the North Garden. The South Garden is more Japanese-style and more enjoyable to visit. The best view of Ritsurin Garden is from the top of Mt. Shiun, where you can see the red bridge. You can also enjoy a cup of matcha in the garden and quietly appreciate its beauty! 📍 Symbol Tower: The tallest building in Takamatsu! You can take the elevator to the 29th and 30th floors for free and enjoy a panoramic view of Takamatsu. You can see the sunset in the evening and the beautiful lights at night! 📌Tips: 1️⃣ The Shikoku Aquarium is closed for maintenance in winter, so check the opening hours online in advance to avoid disappointment! Check the daily animal show schedule at the entrance, as some shows are only held once a day, so don't miss them! 2️⃣ The South Garden of Ritsurin Garden is more recommended, as the attractions are all in the South Garden. The North Garden is just trees and flowers, so you can take a quick walk around. If you don't have much time, just take a walk around the South Garden. 3️⃣ There are signs on the first floor of Symbol Tower. There are two restaurants on the 29th and 30th floors. The 29th floor is like a café where you can sit by the window and enjoy the view, while the 30th floor requires a reservation!

It is the tallest landmark in all of Shikoku, standing at 151m. It is right next to Takamatsu Station, so it is easily accessible. There is a free observation deck on the 29th floor. It also has a cafe, so you can relax and enjoy the scenery of Takamatsu. #2025Overseas Travel Event

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5-day Japan itinerary! A detailed guide to help you explore Japan without missing any highlights. Save it now! -- Japan is located in East Asia and is a country rich in history. 🗾 From the ancient temples of Kyoto to the bustling cityscape of Tokyo, Japan is full of the aesthetics of harmony, respect, purity, and tranquility. 🏞️ It is often called the Land of Cherry Blossoms, and every spring, the pink cherry blossoms bloom like a painting. 🌸 -- 🛣️ Itinerary: Day 1: Takamatsu Symbol Tower 🗼 Explore Takamatsu, starting from the Symbol Tower, and enjoy the city views. Day 2: Shodoshima 🏝️ Head to Shodoshima to enjoy the island scenery and the close connection between nature and tranquility. Day 3: Ritsurin Garden - Kotohira-gu Shrine 🌳🛕 Stroll through the greenery of Ritsurin Garden and explore the history of Kotohira-gu Shrine. Day 4: Shikoku Aquarium 🐠🐬 Get up close and personal with marine life at Shikoku Aquarium and experience the mysteries of the ocean. Day 5: Takamatsu - Shanghai 🛫 Depart from Takamatsu and return to Shanghai with beautiful memories. The journey ends, and we look forward to seeing you again! -- Some tips: - Japanese specialties are cheaper at the airport, so you don't have to carry them around. 🛍️ - Japan is 1 hour ahead of China, so remember to adjust the time difference so you don't miss any exciting events! ⏰ - Sushi and ramen are a must-try, and you can also try the local wagyu beef barbecue! 🍣🍜🥩 - Exchange some yen before you travel, as small shops may not accept credit cards. 💵 - Don't miss the seasonal scenery, such as cherry blossoms in spring and maple leaves in autumn! 🌸🍁 -- That's the end of the Japan trip. I hope these tips will help you! Have fun, and see you next time! 👋✨

#10월여행지원금이벤트 Hours: 10:00-22:30 Address: 2-1 Sunport, Takamatsu, Kagawa 760-0019 ✔️It's a free observation deck on the 29th floor of the Symbol Tower. But it's a bit ambiguous because it's right next to a bar. There are people drinking next to it, so there's no place to sit and it's a bit awkward. So it might be better to use the bar together. ✔️You don't have to go there, but if your accommodation is nearby or you have something to do at Takamatsu Station, just come and go!

#October travel support event Hours: 11:00-20:00 Address: 2-1 Sunport, Takamatsu, Kagawa 760-0019 (Takamatsu Symbol Tower 1F) ✔️Creme Brûlée Crepe 700 yen (cash only) ✔️A place that sells various kinds of crepes! In addition to crepes, there are also ice cream, cream soda, and many more ✔️It's super sweet! If you eat something sweet, you'll probably go crazy, and if you can't eat something sweet, I recommend ordering one for two people ✔️It's take-out, but there's a place where you can sit right next to it and eat! ✔️If you feel a little heavy, there's Shikoku Shop 88 across the street, so buy a glass of olive cider there! (There's also a 7-Eleven)

Address: 2-1 Sunport, Takamatsu, Kagawa 760-0019, Japan. Getting there: Sunport Takamatsu is just outside of JR Takamatsu Station and is across the street from Takamatsu Castle. Highlights: The Takamatsu Symbol Tower is the tallest building of Sunport Takamatsu. This tower is the city's major landmark and part of the Sunport Takamatsu redevelopment project of Takamatsu's port area. 😬 It is a 30 story office building with the Maritime Plaza shopping center on its lower floors and several fine dining options on its top floors. There are also great views from the restaurants on the 29th and 30th floors as well as the special observation deck. Opening hours: 8.45am to 5.30pm daily. #bucketlistreboot #traveljapan #culturewalk