Matsuyama / 8 photo spots
8 Instagram spots around Matsuyama
Matsuyama in Ehime brings together a hilltop castle, gardens and the historic Dogo Onsen district. Several sights are reached easily by the city tram.
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Matsuyama Castle Honmaru Square
From Honmaru Square, frame the castle tower above the stonework. The square is free, while the cable car and tower have separate fees. Personal photos are allowed, livestreams are not, and commercial shoots require advance application.
Search Google MapsMatsuyama Castle Ninomaru Garden
At the foot of the castle hill, use the garden paths to frame the water features and planting together. The historic garden charges admission. Livestreaming is not allowed. Contact the garden office before commercial shoots.
Search Google MapsDogo Onsen Honkan
From the public street, include the layered roof and wooden facade of the historic bathhouse in one frame. Respect bathers’ privacy and keep the photo to the exterior.
Search Google MapsBotchan Karakuri Clock
From Hojoen Plaza by Dogo Onsen Station, watch the mechanical clock open and its characters appear. Check the performance schedule and leave space for other visitors.
Search Google MapsDogo Park
The paths of Dogo Park pass the former Yuzuki Castle site. Use the garden and seasonal greenery to frame the scene, without leaving the paths.
Search Google MapsBansuiso Villa
From the visitor approach to Bansuiso, photograph the Western-style mansion and its steep roof among the trees. Check visiting hours and any temporary access restrictions.
Search Google MapsSaka no Ue no Kumo Museum
Inside the museum, use the visitor areas to frame its concrete architecture. The museum permits photos of the building, but generally not close-ups of exhibits. Check opening days before visiting.
Search Google MapsDogo Onsen Station
From the plaza, frame the restored station building and its roof. Keep clear of tram tracks and entrances while taking the picture.
Search Google MapsSources for these photo spots
- Matsuyama Castle, admission and access
- Matsuyama Castle, photography FAQ
- Matsuyama Castle, photo viewpoints
- City of Matsuyama, Ninomaru Garden
- Dogo Onsen, Honkan bathhouse
- Dogo Onsen, tourist information and mechanical clock
- Dogo Park, visitor information
- Dogo Onsen, Dogo Park
- Bansuiso, official visitor site
- Saka no Ue no Kumo Museum, architecture
- Saka no Ue no Kumo Museum, visitor FAQ
- Visit Ehime, Dogo Onsen Station