Uchiko Attractions

Uchiko-za, a historic kabuki theater built in 1916, offers authentic performances of kabuki and bunraku. Explore its unique architecture, including trap doors and hidden passageways, for an unforgettable experience.

The Uchiko History Museum offers a fascinating journey into 19th and 20th-century life in Uchiko. Explore life-sized figures, tatami rooms, and merchant homes, offering a unique glimpse into the past.

The Kamihaga Residence in Yokaichi Old Town offers a glimpse into Uchiko's rich history. Once home to the influential Kamihaga family, it now showcases the town's wax industry, with fascinating exhibits and displays.

The Machiya Museum, located in Uchiko’s historic district, offers a glimpse into the life of feudal-era merchants. Explore a well-preserved merchant’s house and discover Uchiko’s fascinating history.

Koshoji Temple offers stunning views from the top of town, perfect for quiet reflection. Admire the impressive reclining Buddha statue and enjoy the peaceful, scenic surroundings—an ideal spot for relaxation.

Daihoji Temple, the 44th stop on the Shikoku Pilgrimage, offers a peaceful retreat in lush forests. Discover its rich history, healing Kanon statue, and serene atmosphere—a must-visit for spiritual seekers!

Iwayaji Temple, the 45th stop on the Shikoku Pilgrimage, offers a peaceful and challenging journey through the mountains. Enjoy stunning views, serene landscapes, and captivating Buddhist statues along the way.

The Honhaga Residence in Uchiko is a historic home once belonging to the influential Honhaga family, famous for their wax products. Admire the stunning architecture, a symbol of their success, from the outside.

Omura Residence, one of Uchiko’s oldest buildings, offers a glimpse into the Edo Period with its traditional architecture. Admire its exterior next to the Honhaga Residence, a must-see for history lovers.