Hotel Taihei Matsuyama

3-1-15 Heiwadori Matsuyama, Ehime, Shikoku, 790-0807, Japan

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Matsuyama, kastelen en onzen

A travel blog entry by a.nieuwenhuis

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... Moest wel veel bukken om mijn hoofd niet te stoten trouwens. Het kasteel is duidelijk niet gebouwd voor lange Europeanen.

Na mijn tour van het kasteel even ontspannen in de zon, daarna bakkie gedaan in het centrum en even wat gegeten. Toen richting het hotel. Daar wat spullen gedumpt en een handdoek opgehaald.om vervolgens richting de Dogo Onsen te gaan. De dogo onsen is een warm ...

On the move

A travel blog entry by a.nieuwenhuis

Vandaag voor het eerst in Japan een lange trip voor de boeg. Vanmorgen eerst nog even ontbeten in het hotel om vervolgens naar het station in Hiroshima te lopen. Daar nog even voordat de trein wegging een bakkie gedaan bij Starbucks. Handig dat starbucks, naast koffie hebben ze ook gratis draadloze toegang tot het internet. Daarna in de trein gestapt naar Yanai. Tenminste, ik dacht dat ik daar moest zijn. ...

Winter Hibernation

A travel blog entry by elcigaro34

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... ability to enjoy ourselves without having to consume alcohol made it that much more memorable and rewarding. I guess I miss those moments when you can feel like a kid. You know, the times you fall on your face and all you can do is laugh? Or the times when you have such a genuine smile on your face that you forget you are even smiling? Those are the moments I enjoy and long for frequently. The snow wasn't the greatest and the ski resort ...

From Geisha to Samurai Warrior

A travel blog entry by michael_lizi

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We arrived into Matsuyama quite late, as we had managed to miss the ferry by about a minute and the next one wasn't for 2 hours! We'd pre-booked our accommodation and it appeared to be in a council estate. When we got inside it was like stepping into a 10 year time warp. We were in Michael and Dan's flat in Dover Place. It was a student doss house. They were listening to jazz, ...

Kintaikyo Bridge, Matsuyama Castle, Dogo Onsen

A travel blog entry by misocutlet

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... its name appears in one of the oldest writings, Chronicles of Japan (Nihonshoki), which was written in 720. Actually, there are three oldest hot springs in Japan: Dogo, Arima, and Shirahama Onsens, but Dogo is well advertised as the very oldest hot spring. The main bathhouse was built by the municipality in 1894 and it got registered as an Important Cultural Property of Japan in 1994. I didn't tell the difference between ...

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