Enjoy an exhilarating ride on an e-bike across the Kurushima Kaikyo Bridge, which spans the Kurushima Strait, one of Japan's three major tidal currents. This luxurious tour allows you to fully experience the charms of the ocean, stopping at observation decks and islands to enjoy the spectacular views, and enjoying a seafood BBQ and a whitewater observation boat cruise.

Saijo City is known as the "City of Water," and is dotted with artesian springs called "Uchinuki," which have been selected as one of Japan's 100 famous springs. Enjoy an exhilarating tour on an e-bike, experiencing famous spring spots, history, and culture while taking in the spectacular views of Mount Ishizuchi.

You will stroll through the streets of Uchiko, which flourished from the Edo to Taisho periods as a result of its wood wax production, and experience making washi paper using traditional techniques. You will also try your hand at making and flying a historic kite, in honor of the 400-year-old Ikazaki Giant Kite Battle.

The Shikoku Pilgrimage, a pilgrimage to the 88 temples of Shikoku, is a pilgrimage culture that has continued for 1,200 years. On this tour, you will walk to visit Temple No. 44, Daihoji Temple, and Temple No. 45, Iwayaji Temple, located in Kumakogen Town at an altitude of approximately 700 meters. Embark on a journey that will soothe you with the beautiful nature of the Shikoku Mountains.

English haiku, beloved the world over, is a form of poetry that captures a fleeting moment and resonates with the heart. Why not try putting your own sensibilities into a haiku while experiencing the beautiful scenery of Matsuyama, the hometown of Masaoka Shiki?

This great value pass can be used at four popular facilities in Matsuyama City, including the Dogo Onsen Main Building Kami no Yu downstairs bathing area. You can enjoy sightseeing in Matsuyama City at a discount and travel around the facilities.

This is a great value package that includes one ride on the Botchan Train (Dogo Onsen Station - Okaido - Furumachi) and one bath in the Dogo Onsen Main Building (only the Kami no Yu downstairs bath).