Onigashima Great Cave

The Oni Island Great Cave on Megijima Island is known as a mysterious spot with many secrets. This cave, which is 4,000 square meters in size and 400 meters deep, features exhibits such as demon statues and a large hall. Of particular note is the "demon-shaped roof tile," one of the works of the Setouchi International Art Festival. Why not explore the cave and interact with the comical-faced demons to experience a sense of adventure?

The Onigashima Great Cave in Takamatsu City is a spot that will get you in the mood for adventure, with a total length of about 400m. Throughout the cave, there are comical oni statues and recreated rooms where the oni are said to have lived, making it enjoyable for both children and adults. Additionally, don't miss the unique oni-faced roof tiles that were exhibited at the Setouchi International Art Festival. With its high historical value, once you visit, you'll surely be drawn into its world.

From the observatory at Onigashima Oodoukutsu, you can enjoy a magnificent view of the Seto Inland Sea. The view of the clear blue sea and the Akashi Kaikyo Bridge in the distance is truly breathtaking. It's a different feeling of openness from the exploration inside the cave. Women's Island tourism offers rental bicycles and buses, so please come and visit.

Onigashima Island's Great Cave, located in Takamatsu City, is a tourist spot full of exploration and adventure, with a size of 4,000 square meters and a depth of 400 meters. Inside the cave, which is said to have been artificially created around 100 BC, you can experience the legend of the demons who once lived there. You can also enjoy exhibits such as demon-faced roof tiles displayed as part of the "Oninoko Gawa Project 2" and souvenirs that evoke the story of Momotaro. Why not escape from the ordinary and experience a space where history and mystery intersect?