Shikoku

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Shikoku is the smallest of Japan’s four main islands, known for its mountainous landscapes, traditional rural culture, and the famous 88-temple Buddhist pilgrimage route.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf island
region of Japan
administrativeDivisionCount 4 prefectures
areaSquareKilometers approximately 18800
capitalCityRegion Matsuyama
climate humid subtropical
connectedBy Akashi Kaikyo Bridge and Naruto Bridge route
Seto Ohashi Bridge system
Shimanami Kaido
contains Ehime Prefecture
Kagawa Prefecture
Kōchi Prefecture, Japan
surface form: Kochi Prefecture

Tokushima Prefecture
country Japan
hasBridgeConnectionTo Honshu
hasCoastlineOn Pacific Ocean
Seto Inland Sea
hasDialect Shikoku dialects of Japanese
hasMountainRange Shikoku Mountains
hasPilgrimage Shikoku 88-temple pilgrimage
surface form: Shikoku Henro
highestPoint Mount Ishizuchi
highestPointElevationMeters 1982
knownFor Buddhist pilgrimage routes
Shikoku 88-temple pilgrimage
citrus fruit production
hot springs
mountainous landscapes
rugged coastline
traditional rural culture
udon noodles
language Japanese
largestCity Matsuyama
locatedIn Seto Inland Sea region
south of Honshu
majorCity Imabari
Kochi
Takamatsu
Tokushima
oneOf four main islands of Japan
partOf Japan
pilgrimageAssociatedWith Kobo Daishi
pilgrimageReligion Buddhism
pilgrimageTempleCount 88
populationApproximate about 3.8 million
relativeSizeAmongJapanMainIslands smallest
separatedBy Seto Inland Sea region
surface form: Seto Inland Sea
separatedFrom Honshu
timeZone Japan Standard Time
traversedBy Yoshino River

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Temple 77: Dōryūji locatedOn Shikoku
subject surface form: Dōryūji
Temple 78: Goshoji locatedOn Shikoku