I think it was the first sunny day of 2020 when I also had free time. So I went to Ogijima for a small stroll to the lighthouse and back, among other things. I also took a few pictures. The daffodils are blooming. […]
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There is a Star Wars Day. There is a Bloomsday. Why exactly isn’t there a Battle Royale Day? So, as we’re May 22nd, I hereby officially declare this day (and the next one, the story taking place over two days), the Official Battle Royale Day! And as I was […]
This post will mostly talk about Battle Royale. You may find it interesting, or completely boring. I hope it will be the former. If you don’t know it yet – which would be a shame – Battle Royale is a “multi media” story that takes place in an alternate world where […]
Ogijima’s Lighthouse at dusk, over the Seto Inland Sea. You can also spot the Great Bridge of Seto in the background. In case you’re wondering the picture was taken while returning from Shodoshima.
I don’t know how many times I tried to take pictures of Takamatsu’s Red Lighthouse at night, and I never really was satisfied. There, I think I finally got it right. Sure, it wasn’t at night but as dusk, and as I was on a ferry, the angle […]
The day before, instead of returning to Takamatsu, we spent the night in Tonosho port on Shodoshima (I’m directing you to a previous post if you’re not sure what I’m talking about). The reason was simple; the goal was to go to Inujima and this island is not easy to […]
Ogijima’s Lighthouse was built in 1895. It’s one of the only lighthouses made of granite in all of Japan.
Before the Setouchi Triennale, Ogijima was “famous” (locally only) for one thing and one thing only: its daffodils. At the end of winter, like everywhere else, the island’s daffodils are in bloom, and they do attract a lot of visitors from Takamatsu. Nowadays, as the island is really re-awaking, […]
There are oni everywhere on Megijima, but if you go, chances are that this is the first one you’ll see: I find it interesting to see how distances are compressed on the picture. Takamatsu, right behind seems that it’s just a few hundred meters away, when it’s […]
The summer session of the Setouchi Triennale 2013 is almost upon us, so it’s time to put this blog back into almost full “Triennale mode”, starting to finally writing those micro-guides for each island that I meant to write last Spring. Today, let’s talk about Ogijima, an island dear […]