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Kashima Festival

Kashima Festival

A festival involving traditional and modern dance, Shintō ritual, and pirate history.

The Uchiko Lantern Festival

The Uchiko Lantern Festival

The town of Uchiko, known for its streets of well-preserved historic buildings, museums and stylish eateries, holds a Lantern Festival each year in mid-September.

The Kuma Highland

The Kuma Highland

Kuma Highland is an expansive inhabited area with some wild valleys and a central village at a high elevation in central Ehime bordering Kochi Prefecture.

The Uchiko Bamboo Festival

The Uchiko Bamboo Festival

The town of Uchiko is known for its streets of well-preserved historic buildings, museums and stylish eateries. In early August, Uchiko holds its Bamboo Festival when the main street is decorated with bamboo poles hung with elaborate decorations.

The Covered Bridges of Uchiko

The Covered Bridges of Uchiko

The town of Uchiko is known for its streets of well-preserved historic buildings but the countryside around hides covered bridges in numerous valleys and even on the tops of mountains. They span little streams and ponds with an ineffable rustic charm.

Shikoku Castles

Shikoku Castles

Out of the twelve surviving castles from the Edo period, four of them are located in Shikoku – Marugame, Matsuyama, Uwajima and Kochi. Shikoku also has many castle ruins, as well as restored castles.

Kimono Experience in Dōgo

Kimono Experience in Dōgo

Dress in an antique kimono of your choice, complete with the necessary footwear and all the accessories and tour Dōgo and Matsuyama, drawing admiring looks wherever you go. Traditional cosplay is a great way to enhance your experience of this historic city!

Sailing to Shikoku on the Orange Ferry

Sailing to Shikoku on the Orange Ferry

The Orange Ferry from Osaka is an especially comfortable way to get to Shikoku. Taking a cabin saves you the cost of a night’s accommodation, and offers a relaxing way to reach your destination.

The Uwakai Sea

The Uwakai Sea

The Uwakai Sea is part of Japan’s Inland Sea. It lies between western Shikoku and Kyushu, joining the Seto Inland Sea to the Pacific Ocean. The sea has a rugged coastline, offering beautiful vistas of peninsulas and islands.

Shimanami Kaido Tours

Shimanami Kaido Tours

Shimanami Kaidō A chain of islands and bridges across the Seto Inland Sea with a cycle path….