Top Things to do in Shodoshima-cho
10 Nature & Parks in Shodoshima-cho That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in Shodoshima-cho, Japan including Choshikei Osaru no Kuni, Michi-no-Eki Shodoshima Olive Park, Olive Garden, Kankakei Gorge, Nakayama Senmaida, Olive Beach, Mt. Hoshigajo, Jagatani Gorge, Seto Beach, Todehama Beach.
Restaurants in Shodoshima-cho
1. Choshikei Osaru no Kuni
2. Michi-no-Eki Shodoshima Olive Park
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 431 reviews
Reviewed By seanseungw0nj - Tokyo, Japan
We enjoyed walking around the Olive Garden and taking pictures with the background of the windmill. Free rent of broom in the center.
3. Olive Garden
4. Kankakei Gorge
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 141 reviews
Reviewed By 22GraceB - Sydney, Australia
We walked up from the ropeway as it hadn’t started raining yet and we wanted to experience the forest which is natural. Although past the prime the autumn leaves were lovely. The forest was lovely and quiet and despite all the signs we were not disturbed by inoshishi leaping out of the bush at us. When we reached the top the clouds came in, the rain started and the temperature plummeted. We decided to take the cable car down the mountain which was a great idea as it took us through the gap which was not accessible by the path. The view was amazing and the trees looked gorgeous. We were treated to a lone trumpeter at the top playing beautifully through the mist. Thanks to whoever that was.
5. Nakayama Senmaida
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 79 reviews
Reviewed By HS_YEOH84
Nakayama Senmaida was not in my original plan, as I planned to go for Kankakei and Olive Park. Due to my arrival time at Shodoshima was a little bit late, so I didn't have luxury to go for these 2 spots. However, by switching to Nakayama Senmaida, it made me felt more fruitful. During my visiting, it was a hot summer's afternoon, not many farmers (in fact, no farmer) were working. I took an Olive Bus and stopped at Nakayama. Initially I tried out my best to search for a spot / place so called Senmaida, but eventually I noticed I was wrong! The entire place is called Senmaida and whenever you are standing, is surrounded by paddy field. By standing on within the paddy field and watching the paddy waved by wind was a healing experience. The bus heads to Tonosho will approach after about an hour. My recommendation: stop at Nakayama and walk back to Kasuga-Jinja Mae (a stop before); you can visit the Kasuga shrine and walk up the slopes to see a better view. The Kasuga-Jinja Mae is equipped with WiFi! The returning bus to Tonosho is opposite the bus stand, but close enough to connect to WiFi.
