Japan Through Photographs: Shikoku and the Seto Inland Sea

This book exhibits hundreds of images from a trip in Shikoku, Japan's quieter island. This journey starts in the prefectural capital of Matsuyama, stops in Kochi, Ikuchijima , Naoshima and ends in Miyajima, one of many islands on the Seto Inland Sea. From the Haiku post boxes of Matsuyama, to the dogfights in Kochi, the artwork of Monet, De Maria and Turell on Naoshima, and Japan's most photographed site, Miyajima, everything from architecture, scenery, and tourist sites to food, people and shopping is displayed through hundreds of gorgeous photographs, captured on a basic point-and-shoot digital camera, just as you'd see them if you were walking around yourself - absolutely no editing, filters, special lenses. All photographs may be reproduced for any purposes, provided appropriate source referencing.