Walked around the area and stopped by for a coffee ☕️
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Matsuyama Castle
Matsuyama Castle is an iconic symbol of Matsuyama City, and it is also famous as being an impregnable castle.
If you enjoy hiking, you can walk up from the base of the mountain. There are shaded spots and scenic rest areas along the way—it's a great way to experience the beauty of nature.
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Dogo Onsen Station
Dogo Onsen Station of the Iyo Railway city tram is the closest station to the famous "Dogo Onsen", believed to be Japan's oldest hot spring.
There's an old steam locomotive on display right next to the station, which is a popular photo spot. The clock tower and retro streetcars in front of the station really make you feel like you've stepped back in time.
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Kumagawa Juku
Mackerels and other seafood from Wakasa Bay came to this post town on its way to Kyoto. The road was called Saba Kaido (Mackerel Highway) or Wakasa Kaido, which connected Obama and Wakasa Town by the Wakasa Bay, Kumagawa Juku, over Shiga, through Ohara and Yase to Kyoto.
There was hardly anyone around—just an empty, deserted street. It felt like a town that's seen better days.