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a ferryboat in Mitsu Port |
| Mitsu
Port developed in early stage of the history and has been one
of the trading centers of the City. Ferryboat service is available
even now showing unchanged fondness of the local people. |
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a Bocchan train |
| The loop
lines of the street cars are the most popular transportation
in down town Matsuyama. Bocchan-trains go through the castle
town with full of tourists and their nostalgia as well. |
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Shiki-do Hall |
| Shiki
Masaoka is said to be a father of modern haiku and the Hall
was built as a reproduction of his old house. A lot of Shiki’s
works and articles and some by those around him are exhibited. |
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Matsuyama Castle |
| The Castle
is one of the three largest multi-wing style built on a hill.
You can enjoy a panoramic view of whole city, Seto Inland Sea
and Mt. Ishizuchi in the distance. A major cherry blossom viewing
spot. |
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Shimanami-kaido
in Seto
Inland Sea |
| Sea Rout
consists of ten bridges which connect Ehime and Hiroshima. Seto
Inland Sea is called Japanese Mediterranean and the picturesque
sceneries of islands and bridges are exquisite. |
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Bocchan Stadium |
| The big
baseball stadium accommodates 30000 people. There is a huge
martial arts stadium, Budokan, near by. Also a park has been
developed making the area a new must-see spot. |
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Ishite-ji Temple |
| The temple
is 51st of 88 sacred temples on Shikoku Pilgrimage.
Passing the Nio-mon Gate (national treasure), you will find
a healing space surrounded by Three-story Pagoda and Goma-do
Hall and so on. |
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the summit of Mt.Ishizuchi |
| Mt. Ishizuchi,
which is the highest in west of Kyoto (1982m), is sacred for
mountain worship. A big number of believers climb the mountain
on the opening day of the climbing season, July the first. |
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