Enjoy the sound of the waves from the observation deck or relax and read a book
while looking out over the ocean from inside the ferry.

Enjoy the sound of the waves from the observation deck or take a bath without worrying about the time while looking out over the ocean from inside the ferry.

Sleep comfortably in a private room with a bed.
You will arrive at the port in the morning.

This is one of the seven sacred mountains in Japan and has a history of more than 1,300 years as a sacred mountain of Shugendo (mountain asceticism). The shrine is dedicated to Mt. Ishizuchi, the highest mountain in western Japan (elevation: 1,982 meters).
https://ishizuchisan.jp/

Imabari City is the largest towel production area in Japan, accounting for about 60% of the total domestic towel production.
It is located in a quiet area surrounded by mountains and greenery.
You can embroider text on the towels you purchase to create your own original towels.
https://www.towelmuseum.com/

Savor the famous “tai meshi” （sea bream rice） for dinner on the main street. Ehime produces more than half of the nation’s sea bream, and local cuisine using fresh sea bream is a specialty of the prefecture.

Matsuyama Castle towers over Katsuyama (132 meters above sea level) in the center of Matsuyama City.
The 360-degree view of the Matsuyama Plain is truly spectacular, and the turrets below offer a glimpse of the high degree of perfection of early modern castle construction.
https://www.matsuyamajo.jp/

One of the three oldest hot springs in Japan, Dogo Onsen retains the atmosphere of an ancient time.
It is said that the baths were opened in the Jomon period, and that Prince Shotoku also visited the baths. Many famous people, such as Masaoka Shiki,
have been associated with the area. Modern hotels line the streets,
but the Dogo Onsen Main Building, which was depicted in Natsume Soseki’s “Botchan,” has been preserved in its original form.
https://dogo.jp/

At an elevation of 307.8 meters, Kirosan Observatory Park is located at the southern tip of Oshima Island and is designated as part of Setonaikai National Park. The world’s first triple suspension bridge “Kurushima Kaikyo Bridge”, the tidal currents of “Kurushima Kaikyo”, one of the three steepest tides in Japan, and “Ishizuchi”, the highest mountain in western Japan, can be seen on a clear day.
The periodic lighting up of the Kurushima Kaikyo Bridge and the night view of Imabari City are also must-see attractions.
https://www.city.imabari.ehime.jp/kanko/spot/?a=182