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Enjoy authentic yakitori and warm service at Torisho, a beloved local spot near Okaido in Matsuyama. Perfect for solo diners and small groups.
Learn about the history of Iyo Railway at the free Botchan Train Museum inside a Starbucks near Matsuyama City Station. See a full-size replica of a steam locomotive and more.
Enjoy an authentic yet casual French course lunch at Kakinoki, a cozy neighborhood restaurant just a 3-minute walk from Myoden Station in Ichikawa, Chiba.
Discover 12 must-see attractions and an ideal walking course around Dogo Onsen—Japan's oldest hot spring town where tradition, art, and culture come together.
Explore the retro charm of Dogo Shopping Street with local specialties, souvenir picks, and helpful travel info—perfect for first-time visitors.
Yu Jinja Shrine is a peaceful Shinto shrine near Dogo Onsen's main bathhouse—perfect for a short visit during your trip.
Enjoy a scenic footbath overlooking Dogo Onsen for free. This quiet spot offers panoramic views, a relaxing atmosphere, and a taste of local charm.
Planning a trip to Dogo Onsen? Compare three iconic bathhouses—Honkan, Asuka-no-Yu, and Tsubaki-no-Yu—to choose the perfect one based on history, design, and local charm.
Experience Dogo's quieter side at Tsubaki-no-Yu, a simple and soothing local hot spring used daily by residents. Learn how to visit, what to bring, and why it's worth the stop.
Modeled after an Asuka-period palace, Dogo Onsen Annex Asuka-no-Yu offers a serene fusion of tradition and comfort. This 2026 guide covers bath types, prices, accessibility, and tips for first-time visitors.