Over last weekend, I had a lovely trip to Naoshima and Teshima Islands. There, I spent two days enjoying art and relaxing.
At Naoshima, I spent the entire Saturday there. Unfortunately, most of art exhibits are prohibited from photographs.
On Sunday, we took a ferry to Teshima. I did not have much expectations of this less famous island, but it turned out to be a fabulous day.
At Naoshima, I spent the entire Saturday there. Unfortunately, most of art exhibits are prohibited from photographs.
This is a bicycle parking structure.
It is nice to know the distances to important locations.
An interesting art exhibit by a beach close from Benesse House.
Cute camel planters.
We enjoyed a beautiful sunset.
On Sunday, we took a ferry to Teshima. I did not have much expectations of this less famous island, but it turned out to be a fabulous day.
This is the outside of the amazing museum there.
Seto Naikai (Seto Inland Sea) seen from the hill right by the museum.
A local festival featured children drummers.
Cotton - ready to be picked.
An exhibit called "Particles in the Air."
A map of the world showed where customers came from.
Surprisingly, there were many olive trees.
This is the little ferry boat we took back to Takamatsu.
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