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Higashiyama Kaii Setouchi Art Museum offers a peaceful escape with incredible views of the Seto Inland Sea. Discover breathtaking art by Higashiyama Kaii amidst the tranquil beauty of Japan’s coastline.

Ehime Museum of Art in Matsuyama features over 10,000 works, including Cézanne and Monet. Discover local and international art, rotating exhibitions, and interactive studios for an enriching experience.

Dogo Park in Matsuyama, once the grounds of a castle, offers a peaceful retreat with cherry blossoms in spring. Enjoy picnics, strolls, and historical remnants, making it a year-round must-see!

Dogo Onsen Station, built in 1895, showcases Meiji Period architecture and serves as the gateway to Dogo Onsen. With its historic design and the iconic "Botchan" steam locomotive, it's a must-see in Matsuyama!

Ceramic Merchant's Residence Museum near Imari River showcases Edo-era merchant life with pottery displays below and preserved living quarters above—a peaceful cultural escape.

The Botchan Karakuri Clock, located near the station, brings the famous novel’s characters to life every hour with moving figurines and music. A charming blend of tradition, culture, and fun!

Bansuisou, a stunning French Renaissance-style château built in 1922, was once a gathering place for celebrities and the imperial family. Now a National Important Cultural Property, it's a must-see in Matsuyama!

Asuka no Yu, a modern bathhouse in Matsuyama's Dogo Onsen district, blends ancient Asuka Period design with contemporary luxury. Relax in its stone and outdoor baths, or enjoy tea in tatami rooms.

Step into the bustling world of Japanese airports, where efficiency, cleanliness, and top-notch service greet travelers on their journey through the Land of the Rising Sun.

Discover the artistic charm of Ogijima Island in Japan, known for its unique art installations, traditional houses, and stunning views of the Seto Inland Sea.