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A hot spring on the Ehime-Kochi border, standing quietly at the foot of Mount Sasayama.
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A hot spring on the Ehime-Kochi border, standing quietly at the foot of Mount Sasayama.
A townscape in Uchiko, with merchant houses from the late Edo to the Taisho era; a preservation district of traditional buildings.
A shrine in Uchiko, said to date from 1396, with a roofed bridge across the stream.
A limestone cave at Shirokawa in Seiyo, which is also a Jomon archaeological site.
A castle in Ozu. Its keep was pulled down in 1888 and rebuilt in timber in 2004.
A hot-spring inn in Ozu, where the source is said to have been found in 1861.
The remains of the Besshi copper mine in the hills of Niihama, with stone terraces on the slope at 750 metres.
A lookout park on Mount Kiro on Oshima in Imabari, above the Kurushima Kaikyo bridge.
A museum in Imabari on the history of the Murakami sea lords, a Japan Heritage subject.
A roadside station in Imabari at the foot of the Tatara bridge.
A roadside station in Niihama, with a visitor complex on the site of the Besshi copper mine.
Uplands in Shikokuchuo, with a 360-degree view of the Inland Sea and the Shikoku mountains.
A centre in Imabari dealing in Imabari towels and telling how they are made.
A salt works on Omishima in Imabari, open for tours.
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.
A hot spring in Saijo, counted with Dogo and Nibukawa among the three baths of Iyo.
A centre in Imabari, the starting point for cycling the Shimanami Kaido.
An outdoor equipment shop at the roadside station in Saijo, near the climbing entrance to Mount Ishizuchi.
A roadside station in Imabari with a hot spring and bicycle hire.