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Tucked away on the island of Shikoku, Ehime Prefecture offers an enchanting blend of tradition, nature, and everyday Japanese life. Known for its serene landscapes, Ehime is a place where the mountains meet the sea, creating a stunning backdrop for both adventure and relaxation. The region is particularly famous for its citrus fruits, especially the sweet and succulent mikan oranges, which flourish in the temperate climate. Visitors can explore the historical streets of Matsuyama, the prefectural capital, home to one of Japan's oldest hot spring resorts, Dogo Onsen. Here, the echoes of the past coexist with the gentle hum of modernity, inviting travelers to pause and soak in the subtleties of Japanese culture.
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Best time to visit Ehime
Most videos filmed Dec during winter. July is moderate - a good balance of visitors and space.
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