Impressions of Matsuyama
My brief time in Matsuyama was enriched by encounters with its people and places, reaffirming my appreciation for Japan’s rich cultural tapestry.
My brief time in Matsuyama was enriched by encounters with its people and places, reaffirming my appreciation for Japan’s rich cultural tapestry.
Kōno Michiari, the champion of the Kōno clan, lead his small navy in feats of heroism against the Mongol invasion.
This little museum dedicated to haiku poet Masaoka Shiki captures the atmosphere of his life in Matsuyama.
This rather old-fashioned museum in Dogo has many exhibits that illuminate the life of one of Japan’s major haiku poets.
The largest city in Shikoku, Matsuyama has maintained its vitality and cultural traditions across the centuries.
A historic area of Matsuyama, known for Dōgo Onsen, the oldest onsen in Japan.