Ozu 大洲市, Ehime Prefecture

Ozu (Japanese: 大洲市) is a city in Ehime Prefecture, in Shikoku, Japan. It covers 432 sq km (167 sq mi) and has a population of 48,000 people.

The present limits of Ozu dates to 2005, when the city annexed neighboring the towns of Hijikawa and Nagahama and the village of Kawabe. The most important landmark in the city is Ozu Castle, built in 1331 by Utsunomiya Toyofusa. The present structure was only completed in 2004 as the original castle was destroyed in 1888.

Freaibashi Bridge, Ozu, Japan

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Planning your trip to Ozu

The Yosan Line of the Shikoku Railway Company serves a number of stations in Ozu.

Ozu Castle, Ozu, Japan

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Places of Interest in Ozu

Freaibashi Bridge
Ozu Castle
Shusseki-ji Temple
Tomisuyama
Toyogahashi Eitoku-ji Temple

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