All Imabari Tours & Excursions in 2026

Enjoy a real fishing experience with an electric bicycle guided tour departing from and arriving at Imabari, enjoying the spectacular views of the National Cycle Route Shimanami Kaido, interacting with the island's fishermen, and cruising the scenery of the Seto Inland Sea. Enjoy a seafood bowl made with locally caught red sea bream at a local fisherman's hut-style restaurant. A local guide will take you to the return location

The Kurushima Kaikyō Bridge, the world’s first triple suspension bridge, is one of the highlights of the Shimanami Kaido. As you enjoy cycling smoothly across this magnificent series of bridges on an E-cross bike, you can take in breathtaking views of one of Japan’s three fastest tidal currents flowing below, along with spectacular scenery of the surrounding islands.The tour begins at 8:00 AM and ends at 12:00 PM. It departs from the JR Imabari Station Cycling Terminal and concludes at the JR Imabari Station Cycling Terminal, where the tour ends and participants are dismissed.

One-day course which starts and ends at 'i.i.imabari! cycle station', the cycling terminal opened in 2020 in front of JR Imabari station. Visits Imabari Castle, Hashihama area symbolizing the ship-building town Imabari. Takes a ship to Umashima island. Crosses the Kurushima Kaikyo Bridge to Oshima island. Enjoys lunch at a restaurant with a great view of the Seto Inland Sea. ●Meet at 8:30 (Start 8:45) - Imabari Castle - Hashihama 10:10 -- Umashima 10:30 -- Kurushima Kaikyo Bridge -- 12:00 (Lunch) 13:10 - (Photo spots) - Imabari station 14:30 The total distance is about 15 km. A cycling course for beginners and intermediate cyclists. Visits Imabari famous for shipbuilding and towel production, Umashima and Oshima islands. Enjoys traveling in Seto Inland Sea by boat.

In Ehime, the “Citrus Kingdom,” you can enjoy harvesting mandarins together with local farmers. The Seto Inland Sea’s mild climate is perfect for growing citrus, and the islands surrounded by calm waters help produce mandarins with exceptional flavor. Unlike the ones you see in store displays, mandarins grown on the trees are packed with natural sweetness and a balanced, refreshing acidity, offering a variety of tastes and aromas. You can take them home to use in sweets or cooking, or simply enjoy a mandarin in a warm room during winter—it’s absolutely delightful! Note: Children’s fees do not include a souvenir. This activity is a mandarin picking experience. Available season: Mandarins: October to December (The exact timing may vary slightly depending on the weather, so please confirm when making your reservation.)