Shodoshima is a beautiful island floating in the Seto Inland Sea, and is famous for producing olives and soy sauce. Shodoshima is full of various attractions such as nature, culture, history and art. This time, we will introduce recommended sightseeing spots in Shodoshima.
## Angel Road
Angel Road is a representative sightseeing spot on Shodoshima, and is a sandy road that appears at low tide. It is said that if you walk hand in hand on this path, your wishes will come true. Angel Road only appears for a few hours a day, so check the tide tables before visiting.
## Road Station Shodoshima Olive Park
Roadside Station Shodoshima Olive Park is a facility with olive groves and Greek-style buildings. There are plenty of contents to enjoy olives, such as olive harvesting experience, olive oil tasting, olive cuisine and sweets restaurants. There are also natural hot springs, an herb garden, and an area where you can interact with animals.
## Twenty-Four Eyes Eigamura
Twenty-Four Eyes Eigamura is a filming location for the movie "Twenty-Four Eyes" released in 1954. At Eigamura, schools, houses, and docks from those days have been recreated, giving you the feeling of having slipped back in time to the Showa era. There is also a museum and a restaurant in Eigamura.
## Teshima Art Museum
Teshima Art Museum is an art museum located in Teshima, about 30 minutes by ferry from Shodoshima. It features a white dome shaped like a drop of water, creating an art space that is integrated with nature. The museum has marble floors with flowing water and paintings on the walls. From the museum, you can enjoy a spectacular view of the Seto Inland Sea.
Shodoshima is so full of attractions that you can't see it all in one day. Please visit Shodoshima.
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