Tsuda no Matsubara (Prefectural Kotohira Park)

Tsuda no Matsubara (Prefectural Kotori Forest Park) is a charming tourist spot with a beautiful sea and vast sandy beach, which has been selected as one of Japan's 100 Best Beaches. The view of the blue pine trees and white sand, which extends for about 1 km, including old pine trees over 600 years old and pine trees with exposed roots, is breathtaking! It's a beach where you can enjoy marine sports with family and friends, and you can feel the nature of each season even outside of summer. It's designated as a national park, and admission is free with good access. Please come and visit!

Tsuda no Matsubara (Prefectural Koto-rin Park) is a paradise in Sanuki City known for its diving boards and floating islands that children will be thrilled with. With a beautiful landscape of blue pine trees and white sand, with about 3,000 pine trees over 600 years old, the whole family can enjoy making summer memories. It is also used as a location for movies, and its elegant atmosphere captivates visitors. This national park, which is open for free, is definitely worth a visit!

Tsuda no Matsubara (Kotobayashi Park) is a charming tourist spot with a stunning view created by 3000 pine trees. The pine forest, which was planted as a windbreak during the Edo period, stretches for about 1km and includes over 600-year-old old pines and pine trees with exposed roots. Let's heal our hearts while enjoying this beautiful scenery. It is designated as a national park, and admission is free with good access. There are also nature-rich walking trails to enjoy!

In Tsuda no Matsubara (Kotolin Park), there is a corner where beautiful nature and art merge together. Its name is Lexam Hall. The grand curtain displayed here was created by Japanese painter Ikuo Hirayama, and its magnificence overwhelms visitors. This curtain, which vividly depicts the colorful and serene forest, is truly a representation of Tsuda no Matsubara itself. Why not spend a blissful time enjoying the artwork along with the beautiful scenery?

In Tsuda no Matsubara (Prefectural Kotohira Park) in Sanuki City, there are rare guardian dogs modeled after Japanese wolves, the only ones in Kagawa Prefecture. Their posture and expressions are different from other guardian dogs, captivating visitors. The landscape of blue pines and white sand created by the 3,000 old pine trees lining the park is also a sight to see. This national park is free to enter, so why not come and meet this special guardian dog, believed to have the power to ward off evil?