The "Setouchi Shimanami Kaido," which connects the islands floating in the Seto Inland Sea with seven bridges, is known as the "holy land of cyclists," and cycling while feeling the sea breeze is the best! There are several places in Imabari City where you can rent bicycles, so if you visit Imabari, be sure to enjoy cycling on the Shimanami Kaido!

The castle's moat has a unique structure that draws seawater, and at the time it had a harbor, making it one of Japan's leading coastal castles that allowed ships to enter the moat directly from the sea. Along with Takamatsu Castle and Nakatsu Castle, it is counted as one of Japan's three great water castles, and its location in the center of Imabari city makes it easily accessible!

From a factory tour of the famous towel brand "Imabari Towel" to many art works using towels! The facility is well-equipped with a cafe and souvenirs, and is more like an amusement facility than a museum, enjoyable for both adults and children.

When you think of yakitori, you probably imagine it on a skewer. However, here in Imabari, yakitori is mainly cooked on a hot plate without skewers! Enjoy a crispy and fragrant yakitori like never before!

Kameyama is located on Oshima, which is one bridge away from Imabari City. The observation park at the summit is one of the best viewpoints in Shimanami, and the view of the Kurushima Strait Bridge connecting Imabari City and Oshima is amazing! On a clear day, you can even see Mt. Ishizuchi, the highest peak in western Japan.

This hot spring resort is located in the beautiful nature of the Nagayu Valley. The spring quality is characterized by a high radon content and a slightly slimy texture, which is effective for neuralgia, muscle pain, joint pain, and beautiful skin. Enjoy fresh seafood caught in the Seto Inland Sea and mountain vegetables used in mountain cuisine while relaxing in the hot springs.