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There are about 2000 flowing wells in the Saijo plain facing to the Seto Inland Sea in Saijo-shi, Ehime Prefecture, Japan. The high salinity groundwater is confirmed in sediments at the northern part of the plain. In order to investigate the seawater/ freshwater interface, the CSAMT survey was applied to explore a depth of 1000m along the three survey lines of 1.2 - 4.2 km length and described the 2D resistivity sections. As the results, we can identify the Okamura fault and the another fault with vertical displacement near the boundary between the seaside groundwater basin and the landside groundwater basin. According to the previous studies of the groundwater quality, hydro-geological structure is estimated as follows: (1) The low resistivity zones (1 - 20ohmm) in deep underground layer is correspond to the fossil sea water penetrated by sea transgression. (2) After reclaiming of this area, the fresh water corresponding to the high resistivity zone (100 - 1000ohmm) is penetrated from the Kamo-river above the fossil water. (3) Penetrated fresh water is pressurized by the impermeable clay layer 30m in depth and impermeable fractured zone 2m wide which is named "Uchinuki".