Sea Spots in Ehime Area

  • Funaori Seto Straits
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    Ehime Imabari-shi Hakatacho Arozu
    This straits are in Arouzu, Hakata-cho, Imabari City, between the two Geiyo islands of Hakata Island and Ushima Island. Its notable feature is the strong tidal current that arises in the narrow (300 meter) strait, and since ancient times, it has been known as one of the most difficult places to navigate on the Seto Inland Sea. The Funaori Tide Observation Deck has been set up where visitors can observe ships advancing through the 15 kilometer per hour tidal current.
  • Sukumo Bay
    Travel / Tourism
    Ehime
  • Uwajima Bay
    Travel / Tourism
    Ehime
  • MisakiNada
    Travel / Tourism
    Ehime
  • IyoNada
    Travel / Tourism
    Ehime
  • IyoNada
    Travel / Tourism
    Ehime
  • IyoNada
    Travel / Tourism
    Ehime
  • IyoNada
    Travel / Tourism
    Ehime
  • IyoNada
    Travel / Tourism
    Ehime
  • ItsukiNada
    Travel / Tourism
    Ehime
  • ItsukiNada
    Travel / Tourism
    Ehime
  • HiuchiNada
    Travel / Tourism
    Ehime
  • HiuchiNada
    Travel / Tourism
    Ehime
  • ItsukiNada
    Travel / Tourism
    Ehime
  • ItsukiNada
    Travel / Tourism
    Ehime
  • HiuchiNada
    Travel / Tourism
    Ehime
  • HiuchiNada
    Travel / Tourism
    Ehime
  • HiuchiNada
    Travel / Tourism
    Ehime
  • HiuchiNada
    Travel / Tourism
    Ehime
  • BingoNada
    Travel / Tourism
    Ehime

Ehime Areas

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Stretched across the northwest corner of Shikoku island, Ehime is a nature-rich prefecture boasting beautiful coastlines and a rural center where mountains play host to 26 of the Buddhist temples that make up the Shikoku Pilgrimage. Matsuyama is home to an original post-feudal castle as well as Dogo Onsen, one of the country’s oldest natural hot springs. The northern city of Imabari marks the entrance to the Shimano Kaido, a road that crosses six spectacular bridges and several islands, forming a route between Shikoku and mainland Honshu.

Ehime Photo Album

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