Dojima Strait, Fretopia Park
A 2.5-kilometre channel in Tonosho, listed in the Guinness records as the narrowest strait in the world.
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A 2.5-kilometre channel in Tonosho, listed in the Guinness records as the narrowest strait in the world.
A castle-site park in Takamatsu, unusual in drawing seawater into its moats.
An open-air museum in Takamatsu, with farmhouses moved here from across Shikoku.
A rock hole in Toon at the climbing entrance to Mount Sarugamine, breathing cold air even in summer.
A roadside station in Iyo, built around the sunset over the Iyo Sea.
A cruise from Ainan, viewing the Uwa Sea through windows in the hull.
A waterfall in Uchiko with a 17-metre drop, where you can stand under the water.
A roadside station in Matsuno, with an aquarium showing the life of the Shimanto River.
A castle in Ozu. Its keep was pulled down in 1888 and rebuilt in timber in 2004.
A lookout park on Mount Kiro on Oshima in Imabari, above the Kurushima Kaikyo bridge.
A roadside station in Imabari at the foot of the Tatara bridge.
A prefectural museum in Niihama, with a large planetarium.
A park in Imabari, with a hall looking out over the Kurushima Strait.
A tidal-current trip in Imabari, taken by boat through the fast water between Oshima and Hakatajima.
A centre in Geisei, in brown-sugar country, showing how cane juice is boiled down.
Floating play equipment set up each summer at Shirahama beach in Toyo.
A gorge in Niyodogawa, a prefectural nature park, with autumn colour at its best in mid November.
A park in Nankoku at Saidani, where Sakamoto Ryoma's forebears lived, with Sakamoto Shrine in it.
Guided canoeing and stand-up paddling on the Shimanto River, on several routes.
Rafting on the Yoshino River in Otoyo, known for the speed of its water.
A centre in Kochi City on the history of the Yosakoi festival, which began in 1954.