Track my journey through all 88 temples of the Shikoku Henro pilgrimage. Explore temple details, locations, and insights from my personal visits.

A demanding day on the Shikoku Pilgrimage—starting from Konzoji and ending at Iyadaniji. From quiet temples and rabbit statues to steep climbs and cliffside legends, this route through Kagawa captures the heart of both nature and faith in Shikoku.

A peaceful yet rugged section of the Shikoku Henro Pilgrimage through Kagawa, visiting Negoroji, Shiromine, and Tennoji Temples. From forested mountain paths to local legends and quiet moments of reflection, this route blends history, faith, and the kindness of strangers along the trail.

A scenic and spiritual start to my Shikoku Henro journey—climbing Mt. Yashima from Takamatsu to visit Yashima Temple. With its mountain legends, Genpei War history, and views over the Seto Inland Sea, this short pilgrimage walk was both challenging and unforgettable.

A quiet coastal journey to the edge of Shikoku—walking from Cape Uno to Cape Ashizuri and visiting Kongōfukuji Temple. Between heart-shaped sea arches, ocean legends, and sweeping views of the Pacific, this section of the Shikoku Henro feels like the spiritual end of the world.

A day in Kan’onji revealed more than I expected—sweeping views of the Zenigata Sunae, the ancient Kotohiki Shrine, and the rare pairing of Jinnein and Kannonji Temples sharing one sacred space.

A peaceful day exploring Kochi’s cultural and spiritual side. From the maple-covered beauty of Chikurinji Temple to the quiet charm of Sekkeiji near the sea, this route blends scenic views, history, and the spirit of the Shikoku Henro.

A spontaneous detour turned into a meaningful pilgrimage. The climb to Yakuri Temple was serene and rewarding, offering panoramic views over Takamatsu and a glimpse into one of Shikoku’s most sacred mountain legends.