Aikobo Citrus Processing Facility
A citrus processing facility in Ehime. Mikan are pressed and processed.
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A citrus processing facility in Ehime. Mikan are pressed and processed.
A prefectural museum in Niihama, with a large planetarium.
The archaeological museum of Matsuyama City. It is responsible for the conservation science of excavated artifacts.
The Hirose Memorial Museum in Niihama. It tells of Hirose Saihei, who supported the Besshi copper mine as its general manager.
Minetopia Besshi in Niihama. Visitors can ride a mine railway and walk through a mine tunnel.
The Besshi Copper Mine Memorial Museum in Niihama. It tells the history of the copper mine, which operated for 283 years, and of smelting.
Tonaru in Niihama. The site of a mining town that stood at an elevation of 750 meters. It is called the Machu Picchu of the Orient.
The Sumitomo Chemical Historical Museum in Niihama. It tells how the fertilizer business was born from measures against smoke pollution.
The Shikoku Railway Culture Museum in Saijo. It preserves a 0 Series Shinkansen and a DF50 side by side.
Saijo City Local Museum. It handles materials on local history and industry.
The Murakami Kaizoku Museum in Imabari. It conveys the skills of the naval force that read the tidal currents and commanded the sea.
Kurushima Kaikyo Bridge in Imabari. With the world's first structure linking three suspension bridges, it crosses above fast tidal currents.
The prefecture's agricultural research division. It breeds varieties.
The prefecture's fruit tree research center. It breeds citrus varieties.
The prefecture's forestry research center. It researches the cultivation of Japanese cypress and wood processing.
The prefecture's fisheries research center. It researches aquaculture, including red sea bream.
The South Ehime Fisheries Research Center of Ehime University. It researches aquaculture and the ocean.
Ehime University Museum. It opens research specimens to the public.
The Omogo Mountain Museum in Kumakogen. It covers the natural history of the Ishizuchi mountain range.
Ishitegawa Dam in Matsuyama. A gravity dam that serves as the city's water source.
Matsuyama Port and Imabari Port. They handle maritime logistics.
Buddhist altars from Nagoya. They are made with the work divided into eight trades, covering the wooden base, carving, lacquering, gold leaf application and maki-e.