A convenient digital ticket
for exploring Shodoshima.

A romantic sand path that emerges from the sea with the ebb and flow of the tide. Known as "Angel Road," it is a sacred spot where it’s said that if you cross while holding hands with someone special, your wish will come true. Checking the low tide schedule is essential before your visit.

[Access] Approximately 10 minutes from Tonosho Port by Shodoshima Olive Bus. Get off at the "Kokusai Hotel (Angel Road)" bus stop.

A symbol of Setonaikai National Park and one of Japan's three most beautiful gorges. The magnificent landscape of jagged cliffs and strange rock formations was shaped over approximately 13 million years. The views from the ropeway are particularly spectacular, offering breathtaking seasonal scenery all year round.

[Access] Take the Shodoshima Olive Bus to the "Kusakabe-minato" bus stop. From there, transfer to the "Kankakei Free Shuttle Bus" and get off at the last stop, "Koun-tei."

Shodoshima is the birthplace of Japan’s first industrial olive cultivation. The park's iconic symbol is the white Greek Windmill, a gift marking the friendship with Milos Island, Greece. With its stunning Mediterranean-style landscapes, it has also gained immense popularity as a filming location for "Kiki's Delivery Service."

[Access] Approximately 15–20 minutes from Sakate Port or Ikeda Port by Shodoshima Olive Bus. Get off at the "Olive-koen-guchi" bus stop.

Twenty-Four Eyes Movie Village (Nijushi no Hitomi Eigamura) A charming film set and theme park that recreates the world of the 1954 cinematic masterpiece "Twenty-Four Eyes," based on the novel by Sakae Tsuboi. Located by the sea, the village features a retro schoolhouse, traditional wooden houses, and a cinema, making you feel as if you’ve traveled back to the early Showa era (early 20th century). It’s a nostalgic and heart-warming spot where you can experience the timeless beauty of Japanese school life and history.

[Access] Approximately 15 minutes from Sakate Port by Shodoshima Olive Bus. Get off at the "Eigamura-mae" bus stop.

Selected as one of "Japan's Top 100 Terraced Rice Fields," this area features over 800 stunning paddies. The beautiful stone-walled terraces cover the mountainside, showcasing the rich scenery of rural Japan throughout the seasons. It is particularly famous for the "Mushi-okuri" festival, a traditional lantern procession.

[Access] Approximately 30 minutes from Tonosho Port by Shodoshima Olive Bus. Get off at the "Nakayama" bus stop.