Seto Inland Sea
The Seto Inland Sea (瀬戸内海 Seto Naikai) is the body of water between the Japanese islands of Honshu, Shikoku and Kyushu. Islands[edit]Floating torii of Miyajima
Understand[edit]Many of Japan's largest cities border the Inland Sea, and the countless small islands in the Sea are perfect for off-the-beaten-track exploration. Talk[edit]Get in[edit]Get around[edit]Akashi Kaikyo Bridge, as seen from Awaji Island By boat[edit]Boats are the natural way to travel around the sea. There are countless services, most running only short distances; check under your destination of interest for details. By car[edit]After billions of dollars in construction works, the Seto Inland Sea is now crossed by no less than three stupendously huge bridges. From east to west:
By train[edit]The only train connection across the Inland Sea is via the Seto-Ohashi Bridge from Okayama to Takamatsu and onward. Services are fast and frequent, although no Shinkansen service is available. See[edit][add listing]Itineraries[edit]Do[edit][add listing]Eat[edit][add listing]Drink[edit][add listing]Stay safe[edit]Get out[edit]![]()
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