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Matsuyama Castle

Matsuyama Castle

21 Important Cultural Properties Including the Castle Tower. The Symbol of Matsuyama City, Also Famous as an Impregnable Castle.

29 Sep 2026 See More

Matsuyama Castle in Ehime can be seen from far away, perched on top of the mountain, and it looks very impressive. After taking the ropeway or chairlift up the mountain, you can walk the rest of the way to the castle keep while enjoying views of Matsuyama along the way.

Inside the castle, you can see preserved gates, stone walls, and traditional buildings. Taking your time exploring feels like stepping back in time. From the top of the castle keep, you get sweeping views of Matsuyama’s cityscape and the mountains in the distance.

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