Location List

the closest station to the sea in Japan

Bansuiso was built as a residence and guesthouse in 1922 by Count Sadakoto Hisamatsu, who worked as a military attaché and lived in France for 15 years. Reflecting the count’s appreciation for Fren...

The donjon, reportedly built during Keicho-era (1596 - 1614) was restored in 2004, employing the traditional construction techniques of those times. You must see the four turrets, designated as Imp...

Uchiko-za is one of the most traditional and fully operational kabuki theater built in 1916. The building has a revolving stage, hanamichi catwalk and box seats. It is also used as a multipurpose h...

Park along the beach. Popular for swimming in Summer.

Built in 1943. A registered tangible cultural property.

Rice shop run in an renovated architecture originally built in 1869.

They have hand dyed flags and curtains since 1822. You can have a look at old devises and tools as well as artisanship.

The architecture with Japanese and Western tastes blended which was built in Meiji era.

3 kilometers away from Miyaura port. Quiet beach with white sand and blue ocean. It has a fishing port and camp site as well.

Bathing beach located at the border between Iyo city and Masaki cho.

Camp site with great nature.

Beach of white sand and green pines in the Seto Island Sea National Park.

Shoaling beach. You can enjoy clam digging there.

Located along National Route 196.

Beautiful coast line of white sand and green pines. There are approximately 25,000 of Japanese red and black pine trees in the spacious site (11ha).

The island located in the center of Kurushima strait. Approximately 3 kilometers around and 100 meters high.

Main house was built in 1877 and new parlor and garden were built in 1889.

Built in 724.

The fifth master runs the long -established salon. Both inside and outside have a retro atmosphere.

The house of Kosaburo Miyauchi, the grandson of Kyuemon Miyazaki who developed Nadamachi.

It is said to have been built in 1448.

8-kilometers-long beach located at the south end of Imabari city.

It has been run since early 20th century.