마쓰야마松山

The symbol of Dogo, one of Japan's oldest hot springs. A wooden bathhouse built in the 1890s where you can still bathe today.

• 온천
• 역사·건축

약 60분유료비 오는 날도 OK

노면전차 · Matsuyama에서 약 30분 ・ Tram to Dogo Onsen, then about 5 minutes on foot ・ 3.5km

A castle on a hill in the middle of the city, with a keep surviving from the Edo period. It looks out over the city and the Inland Sea.

• 역사·건축
• 경치·전망

약 1.5시간일부 유료비 오는 날도 OK휠체어·유모차는 일부만 가능

로프웨이 · Matsuyama에서 약 40분 ・ Tram to Okaido, walk to the base station, then the ropeway or chairlift ・ 1.4km

A covered shopping street running from the mechanical clock and foot bath by the station to the Honkan. Good for souvenirs and snacks.

• 쇼핑·산책
• 음식·시장

약 30분무료비 오는 날도 OK

노면전차 · Matsuyama에서 약 27분 ・ Tram to Dogo Onsen ・ 3.4km

A newer bathhouse styled after the architecture of the Asuka period and decorated with Ehime's traditional crafts. It has an open-air bath.

• 온천
• 미술관·박물관

약 1.5시간유료비 오는 날도 OK

노면전차 · Matsuyama에서 약 30분 ・ Tram to Dogo Onsen, then about 3 minutes on foot ・ 3.3km

Temple 51 on the Shikoku pilgrimage. It has a National Treasure gate and a three-story pagoda, and you will see pilgrims in white.

• 사찰·신사·교회
• 역사·건축

약 45분무료

노면전차 · Matsuyama에서 약 50분 ・ Tram to Dogo Onsen, then about 15 minutes on foot ・ 4.3km

A French-style villa from the 1920s at the foot of the castle hill. In front of it stands a museum designed by Tadao Ando.

• 역사·건축
• 미술관·박물관

약 60분유료비 오는 날도 OK

노면전차 · Matsuyama에서 약 20분 ・ Tram to Okaido, then about 5 minutes on foot ・ 1.6km