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Matsuyama
A grand three-storey wooden bathhouse from 1894, said to have inspired Spirited Away and one of Japan's oldest hot springs.
Temple 51 of the Shikoku Pilgrimage, famed for its National Treasure gate and an eerie mantra tunnel of statues.
A striking vermilion hilltop shrine above Dogo, one of only three great Hachimanzukuri-style shrines in Japan.
A moated hilltop park on the ruins of medieval Yuzuki Castle, one of Matsuyama's finest cherry-blossom spots.
A museum celebrating Masaoka Shiki, the father of modern haiku, set in a quiet corner of Dogo Park.
A whimsical mechanical clock in front of Dogo Onsen Station that rises to reveal characters from Soseki's novel Botchan.
An elegant 1922 French Renaissance-style villa at the foot of Matsuyama Castle, built by the last local feudal lord's family.
A centuries-old Matsuyama institution serving colourful five-hued somen noodles, an Ehime speciality since the 1600s.
