Saijō Festival
The Saijō Festival is held from Oct 14 to 16 to give thanks for an abundant autumn harvest.
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Seki Yukio
The first kamikaze pilot to sink an enemy ship was from Saijō in Ehime.
Nishiyama Kōryū-ji Temple
This temple built in 1375 is located in a wooded forest known for its magnificent autumn colours. It’s one of secondary temples of the Shikoku Pilgrimage.
Niihama
A fascinating city where industry, nature, and tradition make their presence felt.
Mt. Ishizuchi
Mount Ishizuchi is the highest mountain on Shikoku and also the highest mountain in western Japan.
Kōmyō-ji Temple
An Edo period temple in Saijō rebuilt by renowned architect Andō Tadao.
Temple 60, Yokomine-ji
The Temple on the Side of the Ridge