Where you find
"My Japan Hideaway"
Classical townscape, True craftsmanship, Rich agriculture and Deep green forest.
Uchiko town is small, but it has many unique charms that big cities don't have.
Every experience you have will be unforgettable.
Once you visit Uchiko, you will want to come back again.
The prosperity of the historic town of Uchiko blossomed through the production of wax from the later part of the Edo period through the Meiji era, showing its ability to adapt w...
Ishidatami is a scenic and tranquil area winding through a hidden district that rests between the town of Uchiko and Iyo city. The seasonal trappings throughout these mountains ...
Once considered an independent municipality before it was merged (along with Oda) into Uchiko Town, Ikazaki is famous for its production of Japanese paper, kite competitions, an...
All travellers are welcome in Odamiyama Valley, a section of the Shikoku Karst Prefectural Natural Park. In addition to beautiful flora and fauna, you can enjoy a variety of out...
One of Japan’s great pleasures, hanami or ‘cherry blossom viewing,’ has become well-beloved around the world. If you are fortunate enough to be visiting Uchiko during the late M...
Enjoy the special event of being dressed in traditional Japanese bridal/groom garments and get commemorative photos taken in historic Uchiko via “HANAYOME”. This special program...
Naturally, exploration is a liberating and relaxing experience that is special in its own way. However, if you wish to glean the most out of your experience in Uchiko, then a gu...
【Sep.16th &17th】Moon Watching in YokaichiMoon Watching in Yokaichi will be held on September 16th and 17th this year. Please visit and enjoy special and beautiful nights in Uchiko Town. ...moremore
Uchiko-za Dressing Room Observation starts from October 5thUchiko-za Theatre will be closed from September 2nd in 2024 for about 4 years for conservation and repair work, including seismic reinforcement. No ...moremore
Notice of long-term closure of Uchiko-za TheatreUchiko-za Theatre will be closed from September 2nd in 2024 for about 4 years for conservation and repair work, including seismic reinforcement. We apologize ...moremore
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