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Published: July 31st 2018
Dear All
Greetings from a small city called Matsuyama (half-a-million people, about the same size as Sheffield!), on the island of Shikoku, the smallest of Japan’s four main islands. I am so happy to be here for a number of reasons. Firstly, and mainly, as I indeed made it safely here on Sunday evening, following a night of Typhoon Jongdari passing directly overhead back in Kyoto. Secondly, as ...
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A Small Swede in the Big World
Per-Olof Persson
Wonderful few days in Shikoku!
I've only been very briefly in Shikoku myself, in Naruto to see the torrents there. I've been thinking about doing the Shikoku 88 Ohenro some day, but the time investment needed has so far made me decide otherwise but I hope to do it someday. You will absolutely love Hiroshima, and it was luckily not as touristy as I feared it would be. The Atomic Bomb Museum is really powerful, I expect that you will be very moved, I know I was. I recommend that if you have the time you also take the ferry out to Miyajima outside of Hiroshima, it's a very iconic place. :)