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Hello everyone, this is Lai.Among all the islands featured in the Setouchi Triennale, Ōshima is perhaps the mosteasily overlooked. Unlike others known for vibrant art and culture, Ōshima carries apainful legacy—a past shaped by misguided...

Hello everyone, it’s Lai.Despite being called “Shodoshima” (literally “Small Bean Island”), the island isactually quite large! With such a vast area to explore, it’s difficult to see all the artinstallations in one day without a car. So ...

Hello everyone, it’s Lai.After exploring Megijima in my last post, my next stop is Ogijima, just a 20-minuteferry ride away! Compared to Megijima, Ogijima has a more dramatic, hilly terrain,with houses stacked along narrow winding paths....

Hi everyone, it’s Lai.This time, I visited Megijima, a charming little island just a 20-minute ferry ride from Takamatsu Port! As soon as you get off the boat, you’ll notice a long row of seagulls perched along the breakwater. Look close...

Hello everyone, this is Lai.Today, we’re heading to one of the most popular islands in the Seto Inland Sea afterNaoshima—Teshima! It’s hard to imagine that this now art- and nature-filled islandwas once known as the “island of waste,” du...

Hello everyone, I’m Lai.When we talk about the Setouchi Triennale, we simply can’t leave out Naoshima!Even before the Triennale officially began, the Benesse Corporation had alreadybrought art to this small island, laying the foundation ...

Hello everyone, I’m Lai.I came to Takamatsu for the once-every-three-years Setouchi Triennale, and I’mfortunate to be helping out at 777 Guesthouse. During my free time outside of work,I’d love to share with you my island-hopping adventu...