Yamatoya Honten Matsuyama
20-8 Dogoyunomachi Matsuyama, Ehime, Shikoku, 790-0842, Japan
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Matsuyama, kastelen en onzen
... in Matsuyama. Erg grappige ervaring. Bij binnenkomst ga je naar de kleedkamer waar je je kleding achterlaat. Dan door naar het bad. Voordat je het bad in gaat eerst jezelf helemaal schoonmaken. Dus even goed inzepen, en het zeep afspoelen. Daarna schoon het bad in. Er mag dus geen zeep in het bad komen. Lekker liggen weken in het bad. Is trouwens voor Nederlandse begrippen een erg warm bad.
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Winter Hibernation
... loop. I figure that will be a great place to start. I'll let you all know how everything goes if I don't write another blog before then.
I have been meaning to do this since I knew that I was going to be in Japan and that was try some snowboarding. Finally this past weekend, we all got on the same page and took a trip up the mountain. I can't ...
From Geisha to Samurai Warrior
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
... water of Dogo Onsen and the others, but it was a great experience to take a bath in the historic building. I also took a footbath of Hojoen in front of the station. Footbathes are convenient and helpful to ease fatigue you get on cold days.
Bocchan Marionette Clock
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ClALZvX EN0&feature=related
Just beside the footbath, the marionette clock is performed on the hour every ...
Marvelous Matsuyama
... about how much I'd like them to put it out.
I went into the department store and looked at all the food offerings in the basement (standard rule; top floor is restaurants, middle is clothes, basement is food). There were cookies, tea, vinegar of all types, bento (lunchboxes), sweets, taiyaki, a bakery etc. Much more a collection of shops then what we'd consider a department store.
I returned after discovering the difference ...



