Sanuki City Seaside Corridor Auto Campground

The first winery in Shikoku, located on the Ōkushi Peninsula. A hundred views of Seto using 100% grapes from Kagawa Prefecture (white) 180 ml 578 yen, a wine that contains a lot of polyphenols and anthocyanins, using Koga Daigan R-1 grape, which has been improved by the Faculty of Agriculture of Kagawa University RED series 2178 yen, etc. The property center is adjacent to a large number of wines and souvenirs. You can also enjoy a factory visit (free visit) and free tasting (wine and grape juice).

It is located within the Seto Inland Sea National Park and is a scenic swimming beach. Because the waves are quiet in the cove, many people visit with families. A sandy beach that also glows in a crisp white, kneaded color, tied to the geology of granite, and a wave of gentle blue waters. And there is a landscape where green Matsubara contrasts. Among them, the 600-year-old roots pine group, which has been preserved by many local residents, is spectacular and a rare victory in Japan.

The ancient official road "Nankaido" that connects Sanuki and Awa. This roadside station stands in the area where Matsuto Station, one of its station houses, is said to have been located. Nearby is the Shikoku's largest keyhole-shaped burial mound, "Tomita Chausuyama Kofun," and in spring, the hills around the roadside station are adorned with plum, cherry, and magnolia blossoms, making it an attractive spot. At the station building "Café 369," freshly made Western sweets and bread from the second floor "Miroku Confectionery Workshop" are sold directly, with the crispy "Corne" and various stuffed "Koppepan" being particularly popular.