• * In Teshima, with its lush greenery and beautiful rice terraces, you can spend a relaxing time where art works and the island's nature are in harmony.
• * Inujima, where art such as the Inujima Seirensho Art Museum is combined with historical ruins, has a unique atmosphere that you can't find anywhere else.
• * The food made with fresh locally sourced ingredients is truly exquisite. You can enjoy a special lunchtime in a space surrounded by art.
• * The beautiful scenery, art works, and delicious food of Teshima and Inujima. Experience the charm of the Seto Inland Sea to the fullest on this tour.

Setouchi Triennale 2025 Tour of Teshima and Inujima (lunch included). Why not embark on an unforgettable trip to enjoy the charm of the Seto Inland Sea through the beautiful scenery, art, and delicious food of Teshima and Inujima? **Teshima** Located halfway between Naoshima and Shodoshima, Teshima is surrounded by lush forests on Mt. Danyama, which stands in the center of the island, and abundant spring water irrigates the rice terraces. In the past, rice cultivation was so thriving that the island was self-sufficient and shipped outside the island. It was also known as the "milk island" because of its flourishing dairy farming, and is also called the "welfare island" because advanced welfare facilities were built there shortly after the war. **Inujima** Inujima is the only inhabited island of the Inujima archipelago, which consists of six islands. One of the islands, Inujima, has a huge rock resembling the shape of a crouched dog, called "Inuishi-sama," from which the name Inujima comes. There are beaches