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Explore Matsuyama, Ehime, a charming Japanese city known for its ancient Dogo Onsen, unique orange juice taps, and delicious local seafood. Discover special benefits for Korean passport holders and the city's rich literary heritage.

6 places · 3 experiences

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Dogo Onsen Station
Tram stop · Matsuyama
4.3
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The gateway to Dogo Onsen, this station is surrounded by a bustling shopping street and is a hub for the city's many tram lines. It's also where you can see the famous Botchan Karakuri Clock and the Botchan Ressha.
Dogo Onsen Station, 1 Chome-10-12 Dogomachi, Matsuyama, Ehime 790-0843, Japan
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Botchan Ressha (Botchan Train)
Tourist attraction · Matsuyama
4.2 (2,988)Closed
BOTCHAN TRAIN, 7 Dogomachi, Matsuyama, Ehime 790-0842, Japan
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Botchan Karakuri Clock
Tourist attraction · Matsuyama
4.2Open · until 10 PM
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A cuckoo clock-like mechanism that features characters from Natsume Soseki's novel 'Botchan'. At the top of the hour, the clock comes to life with a delightful show. It's a popular attraction right next to Dogo Onsen Station.
Botchan Karakuri Clock, 6-7 Dogoyunomachi, Matsuyama, Ehime 790-0842, Japan
Experience · 1 place
Taste Ehime's Orange Juice from a Tap
You absolutely have to try the orange juice from a tap! It's a unique experience where you can pour different varieties of Ehime's famous oranges directly from a faucet. I tried the Setoka, which was incredibly delicious, and the Kiyomi, which had a surprising acidity and citrus aroma that really blew me away. Don't miss the mixed juice either! It's a bit pricey, but totally worth it for the fresh taste. You can even buy bottles to take home.
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Ehime no Shokutaku (Ehime's Dining Table)
Juice shop · Matsuyama
4.1 (482)Open · until 9 PM
Ehime's Dining Table 1970, 12-30 Dogoyunomachi, Matsuyama, Ehime 790-0842, Japan
Orange Juice from a tap — Ehime is famous for its oranges, and here you can pour fresh orange juice directly from a tap. I tried the Setoka, which was incredibly delicious, and the Kiyomi, which had a surprising acidity and citrus aroma. The mixed juice is also great. It's a unique and refreshing experience!
Experience · 1 place
Relax in Japan's Oldest Hot Spring
You have to visit Dogo Onsen Honkan, Japan's oldest hot spring with a 3000-year history. It's a designated Important Cultural Property, and people come to Matsuyama just for this. When you enter, they give you a room to relax in after your bath. It's a truly historic and relaxing experience. Just be aware that during peak times, it can be hard to get a room, and there's a 90-minute time limit for some plans, so make sure to manage your time!
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Dogo Onsen Honkan
Onsen · Matsuyama
4.2 (279)Closed · opens tomorrow 6 AM
Old-fashioned hot spring offering public baths, tea & snacks, with private rooms available.
Dogo Onsen Main Building, 5-6 Dogoyunomachi, Matsuyama, Ehime 790-0842, Japan
Special benefits for Korean passport holders — Currently, there are special benefits for Korean passport holders visiting Ehime Prefecture. By presenting your Korean passport, you can receive various discounts, including free use of the ropeway to Matsuyama Castle and access to the Dogo Onsen Honkan's annex bath. This promotion is valid until March 30th, 2026, but check for potential extensions.
Experience · 1 place
Savor Ehime's Local Seafood at Sakana Kobo Maruman
If you're in Matsuyama, you absolutely must visit Sakana Kobo Maruman. This place is so popular that you often need reservations months in advance! They don't have a fixed menu; instead, the chef prepares dishes based on the freshest ingredients available that day. I tried the sashimi platter, which was incredibly fresh, and the 'jakoten' (fried fish cake), which was surprisingly firm and flavorful. The 'anago tataki' (seared conger eel) was a revelation – the chef leaves the skin on, which is unique and adds amazing flavor. It's a place where you can truly enjoy conversation with the chef and other diners while savoring the best local seafood.
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Sakana Kobo Maruman
Izakaya restaurant · Matsuyama
4.2Closed · opens tomorrow 5:30 PM
Unfussy tavern serving sake alongside thoughtfully sourced seafood dishes like conger eels.
Maruman, 3-21 Gionmachi, Matsuyama, Ehime 790-0965, Japan
Jakoten (Fried Fish Cake) — A local specialty of Ehime, this fried fish cake is made from ground fish, including bones, giving it a firm and chewy texture. It's not like typical kamaboko; it's a perfect snack to enjoy with drinks.
Sashimi Platter — The sashimi here is incredibly fresh, featuring seasonal catches. I particularly enjoyed the sawara (Spanish mackerel) sashimi, especially the winter variety, which was exceptionally delicious and completely free of any fishy smell. They serve it in a unique way, not rolled, which highlights its freshness.
Anago Tataki (Seared Conger Eel) — This dish was a revelation! The chef leaves the skin on the conger eel and sears it, creating a unique texture and depth of flavor that you won't find anywhere else. It's incredibly delicious and a must-try.