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During your one-day visit to Uwajima, Japan, here are some recommendations on what to do and see:

  1. Uwajima Castle: Start your day by visiting Uwajima Castle, a historic and picturesque castle perched atop a hill. Enjoy the scenic views of the city and surrounding landscape from the castle's vantage point.

  2. Uwajima Ushi-Oni Matsuri Museum: Explore the Uwajima Ushi-Oni Matsuri Museum, which showcases the local Ushi-Oni Festival, a unique event featuring a mythical bull-like creature. Learn about the folklore and traditions surrounding the festival.

  3. Taga Shrine: Visit Taga Shrine, a beautiful Shinto shrine with a serene atmosphere. Take a walk through the shrine's grounds and admire the traditional architecture and beautiful forest surroundings.

  4. Tenshaen Garden: Discover the Tenshaen Garden, a lovely Japanese garden near Uwajima Castle. Stroll through the well-maintained grounds featuring a pond, bridges, and seasonal flowers.

  5. Uwajima Aquarium: Spend some time at the Uwajima Aquarium, known for its diverse marine life, including whale sharks and other sea creatures. Enjoy the various exhibits and educational programs at the aquarium.

  6. Uwakai Sea Folk Museum: Learn about Uwajima's maritime heritage at the Uwakai Sea Folk Museum. The museum showcases the region's fishing history and culture, providing insight into the lives of local fishermen.

  7. Try Local Cuisine: Don't miss the chance to savor Uwajima's local delicacies, which include seafood dishes like udon with sea bream and various fresh catches from the nearby sea. Uwajima is known for its delicious and fresh seafood.

As Uwajima is a smaller city, you can explore these attractions comfortably in one day. 


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