Toyosatoike Embankment@yokovic The "Hormi-Ike Embankment" is a historical structure located in Kanonji City, Kagawa Prefecture, and is designated as an important cultural property in Japan. This embankment was built in the early Edo period and is known as a masterpiece of Japanese water engineering. It was constructed to supply water to farmland using the water from the Hormi-Ike pond, featuring distinctive structures such as stone walls and wooden water gates. While still retaining its original appearance, it harmonizes with the surrounding landscape to create a beautiful scenery. Visitors can enjoy the excellent craftsmanship and traditional charm of Japanese water management facilities at this site. [Text: @AI, Translation: @AI]

Takaya Shrine@yokovic Takaya Shrine is a shrine located in Kanonji City, Kagawa Prefecture, and has been revered by the local people since ancient times. The shrine is also known as "Takaya Daimyojin," and the main deity enshrined is Susano-no-mikoto, revered as a god of wisdom and scholarship. The grounds feature a splendid torii gate and main hall, exuding a tranquil atmosphere. Every year, many worshippers visit the shrine, with a large number of people praying for success in exams and entrance exams. The shrine is deeply involved in local festivals and events, and is beloved as a central figure in the community. [Text: @AI, Translation: @AI]

Zeni-gata Suna-e@yokovic The "Zenkoji Sand Art" located in Kanonji City, Kagawa Prefecture, is known for its large-scale sand art drawn on sand dunes. The sand art spread on the sandy beach features different designs and messages according to the season, captivating visitors with its beauty and intricacy. Especially in summer, scenes of the sea and summer motifs are depicted, allowing visitors to enjoy the seasonal atmosphere. Local residents and tourists visit the site, and there is no doubt that they will be impressed by the grand scale and delicate designs. [Text: @AI, Translation: @AI]

Kotohiki (Roadside Station) Kotohiki Roadside Station is a popular destination for travelers looking for a restful stop and memorable experience. It's located in the Kagawa Prefecture of Japan, a region well-known for its vibrant culture and stunning natural beauty. Kotohiki Roadside Station offers a diverse range of facilities such as a local farmers' market, food stalls, and souvenir shops, all contributing to a friendly and welcoming atmosphere. Both locals and travelers can enjoy fresh, locally sourced food and drinks which Kagawa region proudly offers. For those interested in art and history, the station also features a local museum exhibiting regional culture and history. Given its prime location and extensive amenities, Kotohiki Roadside Station is not just a place for a quick stopover, but also an opportunity to experience the charm of the Kagawa region in Japan. [Text: @AI, Translation: @AI]