Onna no Ki-jima

Megijima offers beautiful scenery that can be enjoyed from places such as Nishiura and Washigamine Observatory. In particular, Nishiura is known for its stunning sunset. The view of the blue Seto Inland Sea and surrounding islands such as Ogi and Toyoshima is truly breathtaking. When visiting Megijima, be sure to take in the beautiful scenery. The view of the Seto Inland Sea dyed by the sunset is sure to heal your heart. Enjoy a memorable trip while experiencing the blessings of nature.

There is a charming beach on Onna Island. The beautiful, crescent-shaped white sandy beach has been selected as one of the "Top 100 Clear Waters" for swimming. At the tip of this beach, there is a stone pier plaza that looks like the shape of a demon's horn. From here, you can enjoy a magnificent view of the Seto Inland Sea and Yashima. Onna Island's beach boasts one of the best water qualities in the prefecture, allowing you to enjoy comfortable swimming in the clear and transparent sea. The pleasant waves and refreshing sea breeze provide a non-daily resort experience.

Onigashima is known as the setting of the Momotaro legend and offers plenty of opportunities to enjoy its charm. There are several spots that captivate visitors, such as the "Oni no Yakata" (Demon's Castle), "Onigashima Oodoukutsu" (Onigashima Great Cave), and "Oote". "Oni no Yakata" has two zones: the "Oni no Ichi" (Demon's Market) zone, which includes a snack bar and ferry waiting room, and the "Oni no Ma" (Demon's Room) zone, which features a display of valuable materials related to demon legends from all over Japan and Onigashima. There is also a corner dedicated to collections of Momotaro picture books. Furthermore, at the summit of Onigashima, there is the "Onigashima Oodoukutsu", a cave where demons are said to have lived, allowing visitors to experience a sense of exploration. "Oote" has stone walls built by the demons. Enjoy a fun adventure while immersing yourself in the world of legends.

Megijima Island is home to valuable ruins that evoke a sense of ancient history. Among them, the Enzan Kofun is particularly noteworthy. This ancient tomb was built around the 5th century and boasts a diameter of about 15 meters. Surprisingly, the largest stone coffin in Takamatsu City was discovered here, along with burial items such as swords, earrings, and heart-shaped gold earrings. The Enzan Kofun provides important information about the lives and beliefs of ancient people. We invite you to embark on a journey to uncover the secrets of Enzan Kofun and explore the charming Megijima Island while feeling the ancient history.

Introducing the original "Oni no Omiyage" (Oni's Souvenir) from the Red Oni of Onigashima Island's Great Cave! These are limited edition items that can only be found here. One of them is the "Oni-P," which is offered at an affordable price of 380 yen (tax included) for a pack of two. The Red Oni requested that these Oni-P be made using freshly squeezed morning milk from a natural pasture under a blue sky. Another feature is the use of deep-sea water salt. This "Oni no Omiyage" is a valuable item that can only be obtained at the Great Cave of Onigashima Island. Please enjoy it as a souvenir or gift to remember your trip. It's a special recommendation from the Red Oni himself!