Mt. Ishizuchi is one of Japan's seven sacred peaks. Named "the Stone Hammer" for its characteristic sharp and rocky summit, it is the highest peak in western Japan and is known not only for its beauty but also for the challenge it presents climbers. But after a tough hike up this rugged mountain, you have a chance to relax and enjoy a rare kind of peace and tranquility at its peak.

Shikoku is the smallest and least populous of Japan's four main islands, located to the south of the main Honshu island. It's known for its natural beauty, historical sites, and spiritual significance. Shikoku offers a more tranquil and traditional side of Japan, making it a unique destination for those looking to experience nature, spirituality, and local culture. It had a population of 3.8 million in 2015.

Ritsurin Garden is one of the most famous historical gardens in Japan. The garden is situated in the city of Takamatsu and is considered one of its main attractions. The garden contains a tea house, various folk art and craft exhibits (including the Sanuki Folk Craft Museum), as well as various folk art and craft items for sale.