What other travelers are saying about Shikoku Karst Natural Park
Ehime – Day 2
We went to Shikoku Karst and wow, it was absolutely beautiful 😍
It honestly felt like I was in Switzerland — wide open fields, fresh air, and cows everywhere 🐄🌿.
Bring some food and drinks with you, and don’t forget to take your trash back home.
You can drive all the way up, enjoy some fresh ice cream, and take in the amazing views 🍦⛰️.
Defintely out of the way to get there. Also if you take the wrong road you can end up on some pretty narrow roads to get there. That said it’s a cool spot. Definitely doesn’t feel anything like Japan. If you visit Shikoku, check it out.
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It's a beautiful place up in the mountains with plenty of opportunities to stop by the side of the road as you drive or ride through. If you're lucky enough, you'll also see the clouds or fog start to cover the road, and then it really feels like a road in the sky.
Yes, all ages are welcome at Shikoku Karst Natural Park. The park offers a variety of activities and trails that are suitable for families with young children.
The park has restrooms, a visitor center, and a small gift shop selling local products. There are also picnic areas and benches throughout the park for visitors to take breaks or enjoy a meal.
Camping is not allowed within the park grounds, but nearby campsites are available for visitors to stay overnight.
Yes, pets are allowed in the park if they are kept on a leash and their waste is correctly disposed of.
Yes, a bus runs from Kochi Station to the entrance of Shikoku Karst Natural Park. Visitors can also take a taxi or drive their car.
