Imabari City Murakami Kaizoku Museum
The Murakami Kaizoku Museum in Imabari. It conveys the skills of the naval force that read the tidal currents and commanded the sea.
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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.
An unstaffed station in Iyo. The Iyo Sea begins just beyond the platform, and the sea and the sunset show across the tracks.
A limestone plateau across Ehime and Kochi, one of Japan's three great karst areas, with a ridge at about 1,400 metres.
An arcade beside the Dogo Onsen main building, lined with souvenir shops and places to eat as you walk.
A summer event in Matsuyama: somen noodles floated down a flume in a cool spot by the river.
Uplands at the centre of the Shikoku karst, with lodging and cattle grazing along the ridge.
A gorge in Toon, where water slides for about a kilometre over a single slab of riverbed.
An arcade in central Matsuyama, with department stores and restaurants.
A confectioner in Toon known for its chestnut tart, where the making can be watched.
The shopping street leading to the Matsuyama Castle ropeway, quietly built up with shops.