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Tall Spaniard helps lift Ozu into world green tourism ranking

Asahi News 04 Jul 2023
“Here comes Mr. World’s No ... Ozu, also known as the “little Kyoto of Iyo,” where "Iyo" was the name of a former province that corresponds to today’s Ehime Prefecture, previously prospered on trade in sumac wax and raw silk.
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On the Road to Enlightenment: 7 of the World's Most Historic Pilgrimage Routes

Ancient Origins 24 Feb 2023
Embark on a journey through time and faith as we explore the world's most renowned pilgrimage routes ... The Camino de Santiago ... 816 AD ... Nekosuki ... To complete the pilgrimage, pilgrims must journey through Shikoku’s four provinces. Awa, Tosa, Iyo, and Sanuki.
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