Overview
Uchiko is a small town in Ehime Prefecture that preserves one of Japan's most distinctive historic districts. The Yokaichi Gokoku Historic District is unique for its rows of yellow-colored buildings made of white plaster and yellow earth, a sight rarely found elsewhere in Japan.
Architecture · Culture · Day Trips · History · Museums
Before you go
Connectivity
WiFi is limited in Uchiko. Japan uses Type A/B power plugs (100V).
Culture
Uchiko's historic district features unique yellow-colored buildings. Respect private residences and observe proper etiquette when visiting.
Money
Japan is largely cash-based in rural areas. Carry sufficient yen as credit cards may not be accepted at small shops and restaurants.
Transport
Uchiko Station is the main access point on the JR Yosan Line. The historic district is a short walk from the station.
