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Reizanji Temple, the starting point of the Shikoku pilgrimage
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Born from “Local Production, Local Consumption” project in Tokushima – Kama Pan & Store
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The other ”Japan Blue” – ”Nii-Seiaisho” has supported ”ai-zome” indigo dyeing in Japan
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”Otsuka Museum of Art” – An impressive collection of over 1000 masterpieces from around the world
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A fruity ”sake” that takes everyone by surprise – ”Miyoshikiku”
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The aromatic symbol of Tokushima – ”sudachi” (citrus sudachi)
Tokushima
Tokushima is located in the east portion of Shikoku, about 80% of the land occupied by forests. There are mountain ranges more than 1000m high, and various climate types can be seen in each area. The northern part belongs to the Seto Inland climate and has little precipitation. On the other hand, the southern part belongs to the Pacific climate and is known to have one of the heaviest rainfall in the whole country.