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Sights to See
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There are three Honshu-Shikoku bridge routes. This route is
the westernmost route of the three. It is officially named
Nishiseto Expressway, but it is usually called Shimanami Sea Route.
Kikuma is famous
for its kawara,
or roof tiles.
Imabari is the place
where the Shimanami
Sea Route starts.
To some islands
or Onomichi
through this route
Namikata Town
Namikata is popular
with fishing, camping,
sports events and so on.
Hojo is the next city to
Matsuyama and
it takes 30 minutes
by train.
Art Museums
Murakami Santo Museum
Tamagawa Museum
Hakata Island
Hakata is a small island;
but it's a beautiful
green one.
Ohshima
On the Route
it is the first Isgand.
Miyakubo
 
 

Matsuyama Castle
The castle is located on a hilltop
in the center of Matsuyama city.

88 Temples Pilgrimage
Shikoku is the home of
the '88 temples pilgrimage.

Iyo-kasuri kaikan
Iyo-kasuri is an indigo blue
cotton cloth.
Around Dogo
There are some interesting spots around Dogo.
Tobe Pottery
Tobe is well known
for the beauty of its pottery.
Matsuyama's Sea Ports
 All sea trips begin from
one of these two ports.


Glass Museum in Dogo
(Giyaman Gracious
Glass Garden )

Masaoka Shiki
He is called
the father of modern Haiku.
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