 | Before coming to Shikoku, Starr travelled along the Sanyo route and published his travel diary in a book entitled, Sanyo Angya. He finished in Hiroshima and took the ferry to Matsuyama. From here, he started his 10-day pilgrimage in Shikoku.
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|  | His first Shikoku pilgrimage is published along with other travelogues to such places as Kyushu, Korea, Northern Japan and Mt Fuji in a book called Ofuda Angya (お札行脚）.The chapter in which his pilgrimage is noted is Shikoku Angya.
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|  | In the Preface of Shikoku Angya, there is a description of Starr which states such things that his nickname is Ofuda Hakase....
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1921 Starr Pilgrimage
