Kawara-Kan
A museum devoted to the history and art of the roof tiles for which Kikuma is renowned.
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Kawanoe Castle
Kawanoe Castle was the site of bloody battles over hundreds of years.
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Katsuragawa Gorge
Katsuragawa Gorge is a valley carved out of the hills of Shirokawa in Seiyo by a river.
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Kashima Island
A little resort of its own in the Seto Inland Sea.
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Kamoike Beach
This sandy beach is located on the western side of the Takanawa Peninsula. It has a nice campsite, you can rent kayak to discover the islands and port nearby.
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Kamo Shrine
This shrine, related to the Kamo Shrines in Kyoto, was built in 1087 to protect the area of Kikuma.
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Kamihaga Residence
One of the biggest and finest buildings in Uchiko is the Kamihaga Residence, the former home and workshop of the Kamihaga family.
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Kaimei School
Built in 1882 in the Meiji period, this is one of the oldest primary school buildings in western Japan.
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Jigen-ji Temple
Jigen-ji Temple is known for its beautiful, mossy garden, which is particularly dramatic in the early spring and late autumn.
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Iyonada Monogatari Tourist Train
This classic ‘retro-modern’ train leaves from Matsuyama on a stylish journey through the coastal and mountain region of western Shikoku.
