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Yoshida Park includes, among others, a peacock garden, a baseball field, and a roller slide. Permits are required for baseball field use....
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Stroll through a recreation of an Edo period street with original building from the era. A bukeyashiki (samurai residence), merchant’s,...
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Also known as "flying squirrel temple", the Dairaku-ji temple offers in addition to about 400 year old ginkgo trees, a Japanese...
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Citrus fruits, handmade jakoten, tachiuonomakiyaki and other specialities of this area are sold and presented in Yoshida’s Trade and...
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Thanks to the donation of Kanno Dōmei a scholar of Chinese classics from the Meiji period this library was built to resemble Kyoto’s...
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Uwajima city’s Yoshida branch office operates local administrative affairs. It offers information about the history of Yoshida and...
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Rebuilt by Date Munezumi the first Yoshida-han lord, this bodaiji temple is the family temple of the Yoshida-han Date family. Once...
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In the main temple building, 88 buddha statues representing Shikoku’s eighty-eight sacred places have been enshrined. While a Jōdo sect...
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The mercantile house of a purveyor of old Yoshida clan, had been used from 1934 as a ryokan. Among the guests of the ryokan was the poet...
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The Hoketsu pass is a mountain pass at an altitude of 436m, located between Uwajima and Seiyo. Nowadays the national road and rail system...
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Yoshida-cho has e a huge shipping volume even for Ehime and orange grove can be seen everywhere around town. Especially in Hoketsu the...
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Every year in spring, along the riverside, an alley of cherry trees in full bloom, beautifully accompanies Yoshida’s old town image.