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Japan's supreme guardian shrine on Omishima Island — housing about 80% of the nation's designated armor and arms as National Treasures and Important Cultural Properties

The 54th Shikoku pilgrimage temple reestablished by Kobo Daishi, where centuries-old camphor trees stand and the deity is sought for protection from fire and theft

The 58th Shikoku pilgrimage temple founded by imperial decree in 673, praised by Kobo Daishi as a realm where immortals dwell — a 300m mountain sanctuary with pilgrim lodging

The 59th Shikoku pilgrimage temple preserving the lineage of Iyo Kokubunji founded by Emperor Shomu in 741, with Nara-period foundation stones surviving in the precincts

The 56th Shikoku pilgrimage temple where Kobo Daishi is said to have initiated flood-control works on the Soja River, known for Jizo blessings against water disasters and for traveler safety

The 55th Shikoku pilgrimage site and the only one named 'bo' (hall) rather than 'ji' (temple), where Kobo Daishi carved the Eleven-faced Kannon as head temple of Betsumiya Oyamazumi Shrine

The 57th Shikoku pilgrimage temple enshrining a welcoming Amida on a hillside overlooking Lake Tamagawa, a serene mountain sanctuary in Iyo

A 1602 sea fortress by master castle builder Todo Takatora, with a triple moat fed directly by seawater in a structure unique among Japanese castles

The world's first three-span suspension bridge spanning the Kurushima Strait once held by the Murakami pirates, opened in 1999 at 4,105 meters

A Soto Zen temple connected to the Matsudaira lords of Imabari Domain, with their stone monuments set on a hill overlooking the Seto Inland Sea