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From Katsuyama at an altitude of 132m where Matsuyama Castle is located, the first sunrise can be seen over the city and the mountain. To see the sunrise, climb on a ropeway (opening time: 6 o'clock ~ * January 1 only) or on foot. The Tsutsui Gate at the summit of the mountain was opened at 5:30. The lift is open from 8:30. The castle tower is open from 9 o'clock.
Ten of the forty-seven Ako Nanshi were deposited by the Matsuyama clan in Edo and made their own blades, but among them, Kimura Okauemon and Miyahara Kudayu, who was a perverted by Gengo Odaka, it was derived from the erection of a tomb at his own bodhi-ji temple, Kōshōji, containing the hair of both people. He runs a grand memorial service and prays for his happiness. The law is from 12 o'clock.
The fireworks, which are launched from a floating floatboat in the sea, are the largest flowers in Setouchi, which are unique to Mitsu. The elaborate fireworks also go up.
There are about 3000 cherry trees centered on Yoshino Yoshino; night light-up until 21:30.
Ama-cha is behaved in celebration of the birth of the Buddha-sama. Hokushan 700 years Umon-san Ryūzawaji-ji is a Zhongshan temple that belongs to the Sōtō sect and has 56 temples for the Sueji Temple, one of the largest in the prefecture.
The cherry trees of the Yoshino cherry trees planted along the Tsuzuraori no Toge Road match the scenery of the Uwa Sea, approaching the hearts of the viewer. At this Nofuku Pass, there are many flower visitors, including a Tawarzu Bunraku performance and a store opening by a local group.
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