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Economy:                                               Marugame             Takamatsu (capital)
   C                                                            Mitoyo               Zentsuji
   h     The area around Matsuyama has a number of indus-
   a     tries, including shipbuilding, chemicals, oil refining,
   p                                                            Economy:
   t     paper, and textile products.  The rural areas of the
   e                                                            Unlike other prefectures in the Shikoku district, the
   r     prefecture mostly engage in agricultural and fishing
         industries, and are particularly known for citrus fruit   agriculture industry does not contribute much to Ka-
         such as mikan (tangerine) and iyokan.                  gawa's economy. However, many patches of flat
                                                                lands, including highland areas, enable double-
         Tradition:                                             cropping, which increases agriculture for the region

         -Dogo Onsen: The oldest extant hot spring in Japan,    in an otherwise restricted areas. The most successful
         located in Matsuyama. It has been used for over two    products are lettuce and onions. Aquaculture, a more
         thousand years.                                        controlled way of farming the ocean, is much more
                                                                successful than the fishing industry. Another of Ka-
         -Imabari Port: Ferry route to Innoshima, Hakata Is-    gawa's economic districts is located on the coastline
         land.
                                                                is the industrial district, located between Takamatsu
         -Kaimei School: A school located in Seiyo, Japan       and Kannonji.
         which was built in 1882, and is considered to be the
         oldest school in Shikoku.                              Customs and Heritage:
                                                                -Marugame Castle: A hirayamashiro (castle situated
         -Kawanoe Port: Ferry route to Okinawa.
                                                                on a hill surrounded by a plain) located in Marugame.
         -Matsuyama Port: Ferry route to Kitakyushu, Yanai,
         Hiroshima, Kure.                                       -Shikoku Pilgrimage: A multi-site pilgrimage of 88
                                                                temples associated with the Buddhist monk Kukai
         -Misaki Port: Ferry route to Oita.                     (Kobo Daishi) on the island of Shikoku, Japan. A

         -Niihama Port: Ferry route to Osaka                    popular and distinctive feature of the island's cultural
                                                                landscape, and with a long history, large numbers of
         -Toyo Port: Ferry route to Osaka
                                                                pilgrims (known as henro) still undertake the journey
         -Uwajima Port:Ferry route to Okinawa.                  for a variety of ascetic, pious, and tourism.

         -Yawatahama Port: Ferry route to Beppu, Usuki.         -Takamatsu Castle: A Japanese castle located in the
                                                                city of Okayama in Okayama Prefecture. Like most
         Cuisine: N/A
                                                                Japanese castles, it was built in the late 16th century.

                                                                Cuisine:

                                                                Sanuki udon- A noodle soup dish popular in the Ka-
                                                                gawa Prefecture of Japan, particularly for special oc-
                                                                casions.
         KAGAWA

         A prefecture of Japan located on Shikoku island. The
         capital is Takamatsu.

         Total Area: 1,861.70 km2 (718.81 sq mi)

         Total Population: 644,637

         Major Cities:

         Higashikagawa            Sakaide
         Kan'onji                 Sanuki



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