Karari Farmers' Market
A roadside station in Uchiko, chosen as a national model station, with a large farm stand.
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A roadside station in Uchiko, chosen as a national model station, with a large farm stand.
A roadside station in Yawatahama beside the harbour, dealing in fresh fish and citrus.
A visitor hub in Ozu at the heart of the old townscape, with souvenirs and light meals.
A centre in Ozu gathering everyday objects from the late 1950s and early 1960s.
A roadside station in Uwajima, dealing in citrus and the seafood of the Uwa Sea.
A limestone cave at Shirokawa in Seiyo, which is also a Jomon archaeological site.
The remains of the Besshi copper mine in the hills of Niihama, with stone terraces on the slope at 750 metres.
A museum in Imabari on the history of the Murakami sea lords, a Japan Heritage subject.
A roadside station in Niihama, with a visitor complex on the site of the Besshi copper mine.
A roadside station in Shikokuchuo, dealing in Shingu tea and daifuku sweets.
A camphor tree on Omishima in Imabari, said to be about 3,000 years old, with a passage under its roots.
An outdoor equipment shop at the roadside station in Saijo, near the climbing entrance to Mount Ishizuchi.
A hot spring in Imabari, named because the water rose beside a shrine to Kiyomasa Kato.
A market at Imabari port, with stalls along about 600 metres of street.
A roadside station on Oshima in Imabari, at the foot of the Kurushima Kaikyo bridge.
A house in Tosashimizu — the thatched birthplace of John Manjiro, where he lived until he was fourteen, since restored.
A cafe in an old house in Shimanto, a businessman's villa of 1901, since restored.
An eel restaurant in Kochi prefecture, where locals and visitors queue alike.