Kumanozan Ishiteji Temple
A temple in Matsuyama, the 51st stop of the Shikoku pilgrimage, whose Nio gate is a national treasure.
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A temple in Matsuyama, the 51st stop of the Shikoku pilgrimage, whose Nio gate is a national treasure.
A late-Edo farmhouse in Tobe, one of the 53 stages of the pottery road.
A rock hole in Toon at the climbing entrance to Mount Sarugamine, breathing cold air even in summer.
A hot-spring facility in Matsuyama, where you bathe looking out on the Inland Sea.
A roadside station in Iyo, built around the sunset over the Iyo Sea.
A ropeway up to the main enceinte of Matsuyama Castle, from the foot to the summit.
A roadside station in Kumakogen, set in the hills and dealing in local ingredients.
A products hall in Matsuyama, selling the prefecture's specialities and giving travel information.
A station in Matsuyama with the sea directly before the platform, used as a setting in a television serial.
A great horse chestnut in the national forest of the Shikoku karst, chosen among Japan's hundred giant trees.
Granite boulders on the shore at Matsuyama, held by tradition to have stacked themselves.
Canyoning in the Nametoko gorge at Matsuno, offered by several operators.
Cormorant fishing on the Hiji River in Ozu, counted among Japan's three great cormorant fisheries.
The western end of the Shikoku karst, in Seiyo, with pasture spread across it.
A cruise from Ainan, viewing the Uwa Sea through windows in the hull.
A sightseeing boat from Ainan, with windows in its hull for seeing under the water.
A moss-covered stretch in Seiyo, where former terraced paddies have gone over to moss.