Saijō in Ehime
Saijō is a city with abundant natural springs, fed by the meltwater of snowy Mt. Ishizuchi.
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Sagidani Cemetery
A cemetery in Dōgo with the graves of some notable historical personages.
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Sada Peninsula
The longest peninsula in Japan with a fascinating geology and history.
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Ryūtaku-ji Temple
Ryutaku-ji is a Buddhist temple in Seiyo, Ehime Prefecture. Founded in 1323, it stands in a large garden.
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Rapid Tidal Current Cruise
Take a cruise in a fast motor boat and experience the maelstrom of the Kurushima Strait.
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Ōzu
Ōzu is a charming small town known for its a spectacular castle in a river setting with mountains towering nearby.
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Ōyamazumi Shrine
One of the most historically significant shrines in Japan. Located on Ōmishima Island along the Shimanami Kaidō.
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Ōyamazumi Shrine Treasure House
Collection of ancient samurai weaponry and shrine statuary. Set in a pleasant garden beside Ōyamazumi Shrine.
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Otomouma Horse Festival
A festival perpetuating a 600-year old tradition of horse riding.
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Ōshima Island
The fiirst major island on the Ehime side of the Shimanami Kaidō with scenes of rice paddy, shrines, temples, and cherry blossom.
