Make sure to check this out! Enjoy it in a day trip.
"This is Uwajima."
Whether you're touring castles or on a pilgrimage, this is a must-see for those short on time.
Estimated time: about 3 hours Transportation: on foot.
Uwajima local cuisine 'Tai-Meshi' (sea bream rice)
Estimated time required: 1 hour
*Depending on the level of congestion
First, let's have a meal. We'll enjoy Uwajima Tai-meshi, which was once a fisherman's dish. It's a local cuisine where you can see each restaurant's unique touch in the broth.
Enjoy farmed sea bream that has supported the industry of Uwajima, prepared in a way unique to this region. Being able to savor fresh sea bream caught right in front of you is what makes Uwajima special. It gives you a sense of the roots of life in primary industries.

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Uwajima Castle
Estimated time: 1.5 hours
One of the 12 existing tenshu (castle towers), Uwajima Castle. Standing before 400 years of history makes your daily worries feel a little smaller. It's also interesting to imagine the past lives of the port town from above.
Uwajima Castle during cherry blossom season seems to symbolize tranquility and peace.
The view of the port from the castle is also spectacular. Uwajima Castle makes you want to relax.
Shiro-shita
Estimated time: 20 minutes
After climbing Uwajima Castle, take a break at Shiro-shita.
They have coffee, citrus juices, and many local souvenirs from Uwajima.
You can also experience painting the 'Buyare,' a talisman in the shape of a cow demon that is essential to Uwajima's festivals. It's perfect for creating memories.
Let's walk through the arcade shopping street.
This street, free from the hustle and bustle of the city, flows with a calm and relaxed pace, making it a perfect spot for those who want to enjoy the atmosphere of the town at their own pace.
You might find yourself stopping to admire the buildings, experiencing the gentle daily life unique to the area, or discovering your favorite photo spots.
In between your Uwajima sightseeing, why not enjoy a nostalgic 'time slip walk'?

