• Ibuki Island - Boonpol Portisan “The Last Refuge” Ibuki Community Center (Lunch/Boxed Lunch) Jompet Kuswidananto “Echo” Olaf Holzapfel “Wild Game” Takashi Kuribayashi “The Ibuki Tree” and more

• Lunch

• Alcoholic beverages
• Carbonated beverages

Explore the allure of Ibukijima, a small yet enchanting island near Kagawa, celebrated as the origin of Japan’s renowned iriko (dried sardines). Arriving on the island is like stepping into a different realm — serene pathways, traditional homes, and the scent of freshly sun-dried fish create the perfect setting for an authentic Setouchi experience.

As visitors stroll through the fishing port and hillside village, they witness the daily life of the island against the stunning backdrop of the shimmering Seto Inland Sea. From scenic viewpoints, the view of the ocean and nearby islands is awe-inspiring, particularly at sunset when the sea is bathed in golden light.

Ibukijima is a unique destination where time seems to slow down, providing travelers with a glimpse into Japan’s enduring maritime heritage. Whether sampling local delicacies, meeting welcoming islanders, or simply enjoying the peaceful atmosphere, this hidden treasure offers memories that will be cherished long after the visit.

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