Naoshima Kō Vacations

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Naoshima is an island located on the Inland Sea, with many museums and works of art in the open air.

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Museums
Art & Culture
Essential

Naoshima Kō: How to get there?

1 hour by ferry from Takamatsu

Naoshima Kō: When to go?

All year round

Naoshima Kō: For how long?

One day

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Naoshima Kō: What to see in the surroundings?

What our travelers think about their stay

Marielle Awad

Seasoned Traveller

Naoshima is an island located on the Inland Sea, with many museums and works of art in the open air.

My suggestion

If you're a modern art buff, Naoshima will be an essential visit during your stay in Japan. If not, give it a pass.

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