In Ehime Prefecture which faces the Inland Sea, visitors can enjoy delicious local dishes such as Tai-meshi (rice with minced sea bream (tai)) and delicious meals made from variety of local agricultural and farm products. Because the central area of Matsuyama-shi, which is the largest city in Shikoku, is packed with department stores and shopping districts, and has the Dogo-onsen hot spring which is one of the oldest in Japan and the Matsuyama-jo castle there, visitors can pass pleasant times by shopping and sightseeing in a relatively short period in a relatively small area. Let us introduce our recommended course through which visitors can not only enjoy such features mentioned above, but also use public transportation means to visit one of the largest shopping malls in Shikoku and workshops producing Tobe-yaki potteries to fully enjoy shopping for individual travelers!
Bus:About 30 min
Train:About 30 min
Train:About 20 min
Bus:About 40 min
Bus:About 20 min
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