
Tokushima
Tokushima is the prefectural capital in eastern Shikoku, where Hachisuka castle-town history connects waterways, Awa Odori, indigo and puppet theatre.

Tokushima is the prefectural capital in eastern Shikoku, where Hachisuka castle-town history connects waterways, Awa Odori, indigo and puppet theatre.

Tosa was the historical province of southern Shikoku, broadly corresponding to Kōchi Prefecture, with a history extending well beyond Chōsokabe rule.

The 1584 Komaki–Nagakute campaign opposed Hideyoshi to Nobukatsu and Ieyasu; a Tokugawa battlefield victory was followed by a negotiated political settlement.

The Sengoku period describes Japan’s age of competing regional powers, conventionally beginning with the Ōnin War and ending through a gradual process of unification.