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Ehime
Shopping Streets
Dogo Shotengai (Dogo Haikara Dori)
3.38 10Shopping streets to explore during your travels to Dogo Onsen, one of the oldest hot springs in Japan
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Matsuyama Travel Guide: Top Attractions, Hidden Gems, Food, and Souvenirs
Matsuyama City in Ehime Prefecture has a great selection of historic sites to visit, such as the nation’s oldest hot spring retreat, the Dogo Onsen, and Matsuyama Castle, a symbol of the city. As most sites are near Matsuyama Station and the Dogo Onsen, you can easily visit several in one day. Here, we will introduce our most highly recommended sites in Matsuyama.
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[Dogo Onsen Travel Guide] Soak in Japan’s Oldest Hot Spring and Timeless Atmosphere
Among Japan’s many hot spring destinations, Dogo Onsen stands out for its especially long history. It’s even mentioned in the Nihon Shoki, compiled in 720, and is considered one of the oldest hot springs in Japan. From essential details to recommended ryokan and local eats, here’s a thorough look at what makes Dogo Onsen so special.
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Tokyo Station, Nihonbashi, Marunouchi
Parks & Gardens
Kokyo Gaien National Garden
3.37 12A Park Boasting the Beautiful Contrast of City Buildings and Nature.
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[Imperial Palace Travel Guide] A Complete Overview, from Basic Information to Highlights and General Tour Info
Located in the heart of Tokyo, the Imperial Palace stands on the former site of Edo Castle. With more than 400 years of history, tradition, and imperial culture, it is a truly unique sightseeing spot in Japan. Many historic buildings and beautiful seasonal gardens still remain, and this serene setting is filled with a wide range of attractions. This article introduces the appeal of the Imperial Palace, focusing on its overview and highlights.
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Your Guide to Enjoying Hibiya Park, an Oasis in the Heart of Tokyo
Despite its prime location near Tokyo Station and Ginza, Hibiya Park is a place where you can slow down and relax surrounded by lush greenery. Encircled by office towers and shopping complexes, it’s a true urban oasis. With both abundant nature and a rich history, there’s plenty to see. If you’re visiting Hibiya Park for the first time, here are the highlights, the best seasons to go, and nearby sightseeing spots.
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