Floating in the calm waters of the Seto Inland Sea, Shodoshima is a place shaped by climate, by centuries of small-scale industries, and most of all by the people who live here. It is often associated with olives or soy sauce, but offers much more: unique sake, a revival of almost lost traditions, and a quiet but growing reputation for contemporary art.
This inland sea island flies under the radar of most travelers, making it the perfect place to escape.
How sustainability efforts have remarkably revitalized the Inland Sea town of Onomichi by attracting new residents and tourists—with an emphasis on cycling.
The newly established Setouchi Brewery is using local ingredients to create beverages that are directly inspired by the unique climate of the area.
This beautiful leaf-shaped paper incense is produced by a company on Awaji Island that has been in the business for 120 years!
This magical trip on the Seto Inland Sea is guaranteed to make you want to rent a boat and hit these gorgeous islands yourself!
Enjoy the breathtaking coastal landscapes unique to this island nation.
If you think cross-country train rides only offer magnificent views, think again. Japan, teeming with glorious natural wonders, has made moving from one prefecture to another a luxurious experience you'll never forget!
