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Overview
A limestone plateau across Ehime and Kochi, one of Japan's three great karst areas, with a ridge at about 1,400 metres.
About this place
Shikoku Karst is a plateau-like karst plateau of limestone at an elevation of about 1,100–1,400 m, located in the southwest of the 'Shikoku Mountains' on the border of Ehime and Kochi prefectures. Together with 'Akiyoshidai' in Yamaguchi Prefecture and 'Hiraodai' in Fukuoka Prefecture, it is often called one of the 'Three Great Karsts of Japan.' At an elevation of about 1,100–1,400 m, the Shikoku Karst is more of a 'highland' than a 'plateau.'
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Godan Kogen Himetsuru-daira Campground open period: April to November Campground facilities and equipment: Himetsuru-so, cottages, kitchen area, shop, restrooms
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