BBQ Castle

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BBQ Castle, located in a spectacular scenic location overlooking the Seto Inland Sea in Imabari City, is an immensely popular amusement restaurant where history romance and stylish outdoor experiences merge, boasting a powerful impact with its unique castle-shaped exterior. While tasting a luxurious mood as if becoming a real castle lord, you can enjoy supreme barbecue on the open terrace seats overlooking the beautiful blue Seto Inland Sea and the magnificent bridge panorama of the Shimanami Kaido without obstruction. The experience of powerfully grilling Ehime's fresh seafood, juicy branded meats, and freshly harvested vegetables is top-tier entertainment for international tourists. It is a unique hidden famous spot that is guaranteed to shine in photographs.

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テントで焚き火をとことん楽しむグランピング

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BBQ Castle

Address: 244 Matsumaru, Matsuno Town, Kitauwa District, Ehime Prefecture
Website: https://www.bbq-castle-ehime.com/
Operator: BBQ Castle

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