Shikoku karst

Shikoku karst

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JR松山駅→JR四国バス久万高原行きで1時間、終点下車、町営バスに乗り換え30分、バス停:落出下車、車40分
75km 1 hour 35 minutes from Matsuyama Road Matsuyama IC via National Route 33/440 and Prefectural Road 383
250 units/Tenguso, Princess Tsuruso and others

Price

Freedom to walk

Spot Category

Plateau, marsh, forest, forest, tree, animal habitat, plant fabric


Limestone dotted among the green grasslands


Prefectural Road No. 383 with a panoramic view


Swort dough


Mayumi tree growing from among the limestone

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Keeping

A forest bathing spot where you can observe giant trees of 200 to 600 years old, and horse chestnut trees. If you walk on a promenade of about 2km, you can meet the "Great Tochi of Inobushi", which was selected as one of the 100 giants of the forest.

Princess Tsuruhei

It refers to the area around Ikunokoshi, located in the center of Shikoku Karst. In meadows as far as the view of the relatively flat mountaintop, cattle grazing takes place from spring to autumn, and you can enjoy idyllic landscapes. In summer, the flowers of alpine plants also bloom. There are also lodging facilities such as Hime Tsuruso, cottages and campsites where charcoal-grilled barbecue is a specialty.

Five-stage plateau

A plateau that you can walk from Himetsudaira, located in the center of Shikoku Karst, while enjoying the limestone landscape. The apex is known as Gotanjo, with an elevation of 1456m. If the weather is good, you can see the entire area of Mount Ishikashin and Tosa Bay. Nearby are large and small dolines, the footprints of giants.

White Waterfall Park

The park, which is located 6km upstream from the mouth of the Hijikawa River and features a beautiful landscape of autumn leaves and waterfalls, which was praised by poet Ejijo Noguchi for "Autumn Shirataki, tree and tree maple, and cotton curtains on the mountain." A number of waterfalls can be seen when walking along the walking path.

Oyama Gion Shrine

3 years old (719), and Iyoichi no Miyami, who is considered to be a good seat by Iyo's royal family, Ochi Tamazumi. He gathered the faith of the Imperial Court and the samurai as the god of the mountains, the sea and the warrior, and now the main shrine and the shrine of the shrine and the shrine of the shrine of Oei 34 (1427) remain, and is surrounded by the natural monument, the primeval forest of Kusunoki. 8 national treasures and a large number of important cultural treasures.

Oshima

The western gateway of the Geiyo Islands, located 4km above the sea in Imabari and connected with the Imabari by the Kimajima Strait Bridge of the trifecta suspension bridge. The Yoshiumi area is home to the largest Bara Park in Shikoku and the Koeoyama Observation Park, which overlooks the Seto Inland Sea. The Miyakubo district is the birthplace of the Ōshima stone and is related to the Murakami Pirate.

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