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Shidenkai Exhibition Hall
A hall in Ainan preserving the Shiden-Kai, the only surviving fighter of its type in Japan.
Kua Terme Hosenbo
A centre in Seiyo with a large pool using low-temperature hot-spring water.
Karari Farmers' Market
A roadside station in Uchiko, chosen as a national model station, with a large farm stand.
Minato Exchange Center, Yawatahama Minatto
A roadside station in Yawatahama beside the harbour, dealing in fresh fish and citrus.
Ozu Machi-no-Eki Asamoya
A visitor hub in Ozu at the heart of the old townscape, with souvenirs and light meals.
Omoide Soko
A centre in Ozu gathering everyday objects from the late 1950s and early 1960s.
Kisaiya Hiroba Roadside Station
A roadside station in Uwajima, dealing in citrus and the seafood of the Uwa Sea.
Anagami-do Ruins (Anagami Limestone Cave)
A limestone cave at Shirokawa in Seiyo, which is also a Jomon archaeological site.
Tonaru (the Machu Picchu of the East)
The remains of the Besshi copper mine in the hills of Niihama, with stone terraces on the slope at 750 metres.
Murakami Pirate Museum
A museum in Imabari on the history of the Murakami sea lords, a Japan Heritage subject.
Roadside Station Mine Topia Besshi
A roadside station in Niihama, with a visitor complex on the site of the Besshi copper mine.
Michino-eki Kiri-no-Mori
A roadside station in Shikokuchuo, dealing in Shingu tea and daifuku sweets.
Ikiki-no-Gomon (the Gate of the Living Tree)
A camphor tree on Omishima in Imabari, said to be about 3,000 years old, with a passage under its roots.
Montbell Outdoor Oasis Ishizuchi
An outdoor equipment shop at the roadside station in Saijo, near the climbing entrance to Mount Ishizuchi.
Kiyomasa-no-Yu
A hot spring in Imabari, named because the water rose beside a shrine to Kiyomasa Kato.
Setouchi Minato Marche
A market at Imabari port, with stalls along about 600 metres of street.
Roadside Station Yoshiumi Ikiiki-kan
A roadside station on Oshima in Imabari, at the foot of the Kurushima Kaikyo bridge.
Nakahama Manjiro Birthplace, Childhood Home
A house in Tosashimizu — the thatched birthplace of John Manjiro, where he lived until he was fourteen, since restored.
Former Tsuzuki Residence and Kominka Cafe Hanpei
A cafe in an old house in Shimanto, a businessman's villa of 1901, since restored.