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Matsuyama IC Sairinji Temple, Holy Temple No 1ページ To Imabari, Shimanami Kaido (Marine route) Hojo City Horie Port ● Matsuyama City Rainbow Highland Outdoor Activities Center Horie Station Matsuyama Kanko National Highw (Sightseeing) Port Enmyoji Temple, holy temple No. 53 28 Gongen Onsen Spa 39 a Iyowake Station y Route 196 Bypath 38 JR Takahama Y Daisanji Temple, osan Line Station holy temple No. 52 Saihoji Temple Usuzumisakura Iy otetsud (gray colored cherry blossoms) 26 o T akahama LineBaishinji Station 31 Baishinji Park Minatoyama Station 196 To Imabari, Mitsuhama Shimanami Kaido (Marine route) Port Mitsu Station Mitsuhama Station Ishitegawa Dam 8 Iyo Kasuri Hall Russian Cemetery 437 13 Isso-an Yamanishi Station Dogo Spa Main Building Kinuyama Station 12 14 Shiki Kinen Hakubutsukan 317 (Memorial Museum) Prefectural 29 Komachi Matsuyama Castle Ishiteji Temple, Nishikinuyama Station Culture Hall 15 Station 37 holy temple No. 51 Oku Dogo Spa (W Seib 1 est Loop Line) Loop est Matsuyama 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●Matsuyama University Dogo Onsen 21 Misawa Imaichi Spa Isaniwa Shrine Spa uy Matsuyama Kita ● ● Ehime ama ● Honmachi High School University Miyanishi oin Mae Matsuyama 15 Shiki Memorial Museum Shimizumachi Red Cross Ehime Prefectural ● Hospital Ishiteji Temple, Teppocho ●International Center 37 ITEM ●Aiko Gakuen Shimizumachi K 16 holy temple No. 51 Prefectural● oenmae Dogo Park (INTERNATIONAL TRADE Asahigaoka Cultural Hall (former site of Yuzukijo-hot spring castle) Komachi Honmachi 4 Heiwadori Komachi Heiwadori 1-chome Minamimachi AND EXHIBITION MESSE) Masakimachi Station Kayamachi Ishite Ehime ●Prefectural Center for Development of Vocational Abilities of The Handicapped Minamimachi ●Matsuyama City Comprehensive Welfare Center Befucho Misakemachi Shin-ishite ●Matsuyama City Harmony Plaza Kamiichiman Iwasakimachi Asami Joint Governmental Building Matsuyama Iyotetsudo ● T Park Complex Matsuyama Castle ob 7 Honmachi 3 1 u Kamiichi K Matsuyama T ● T Kitasayacho sujimachi an Archeological 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(former Matsuyama High School) JR Historical Site Garden Mochidamachi JR MatsuyJR Matsuy ● Ehime Shimb Y Matsuyama Keirinjo 5 Akiyama brothers' birthplace Minamiedo osan Line (Bicycle Racetrack) Bansui-so Matsuyama Higashiko (Higashi High School) Citizen Hall ● (Former Matsuyama Middle School) ama Ekimaeama Ekimae ●Prefectural Office ●Ehime Bank Ohtemachi Ohtemachi ● Kenchomae ● Shoenji Matsuy (Prefectural Office Plaza) Ohkaido Katsuyamacho un 6 Ehime Prefectural Konohanamachi Ehime University, ama Station Ichibancho ● Art Museum Agricultural Department ●Matsuyama Shoko Nishihor Shiyakushomae Tarumi ● NHK● Station 11 (Commercial High School) ● ●City Hall Ohkaido Agricultural High School attached to Ohtemachi ibata Niban- Nibancho Asahimachi Ehime University Agricultural Department Station Minamihoribata ● ●Iyo Bank cho Sacr ●The Bank of Japan Sanbancho ●COMS Ehime Prefectural ● Shinonome College amento Street Police Headquarters Sanbancho (Junior College) Sanbancho Matsuyama Chuo Sanbancho (Central) Post Office ● 36 Chifunemachi Nagakimachi Hinodemachi Chifunemachi Chifunemachi Chifunemachi Kuwabara Hantaji Temple, Kitayoshidamachi Minatomachi ●Yasaka Koen (Park) holy temple No. 50 Saibi High School● T Shiekimae Station Ishitegawa River o Minamisayacho Minatomachi Minatomachi b u Comm Gintengai K ●Matsuy a Matsuyama-shi Minatomachi n j T ●FM Ehime Station o akewaramachi Kosaka s unity Center Matsusuemachi ●Ai TV Eidaimachi 9 Shiki-do e n amashi Sogo Kitatachibanamachi Yanaimachi ( Matusyama Minami E Edamatsu a ● Masagocho High School s Tsukamotocho t Kasugamachi Ehime Hoso ● L Dobashi Nakamura o (Broadcasting)● Suehiromachi Izumimachi 11 o Station p Matsuyama Airport Edamatsu Koen Park Gionmachi L ● Prefectural Central i ● ● n St. Catherine Hospital Tachibana e ) Line Yuugun High School Ishite Koen (Park) Station Shinkuko (New Airport) Street u Jodoji Temple, Fujiwara- Muromachi ● ch holy temple No. 49 Kukodori machi Matsuyama Industrial Saibi High School Gun Iyotachibana Station o High School Tachibana 35 (Heisei Extension School) tsud ●Ehime Asahi TV Kume e Oguri Kosaka Kosaten Station Oguri Doida Station Iyot (Intersection) 56 Takusencho Kitakume Asodamachi Station Yougo Izumikita Fukuonji Iyotetsudo Yokogawara Line Station Yougo Amayamamachi 30 Station Nishiishiimachi Takanoko Botchan Iyozuhikonomikoto Shrine Hoshiokamachi ● Onsen Spa Stadium Higashiishiimachi Jonan High School Ichitsubo Station (Camellia Shrine) Furukawa 27 Kamata Ichitsubo (Baseball) Station Station Idomachi 33 T Ochimachi 24 23 o Imazaikemachi Minamikumemachi T Ehime Prefectrual National Highway o b Kitadoimachi Sairinji Temple, e Kishimachi Martial Art Hall Prefectural highways and major roads , holy temple No. 48 K Japan Railways Shinobugawa Matsuyama Chuo uma 34 River ● High School Doimachi Tsuenofuchi Park Suburban Tramway , Masakimachi K Minamidoimachi Takaimachi 25 Matsuyama IC o Intra-city Streetcar c To Ohzu, Uwajima To Uwajima Matsuyama Highway To Ohzu, Uwa hi To Niihama, Kagawa Minamitakaimachi 2P-英.eps 3ページ Matsuyama City Center North corner 1 Matsuyama N turret Castle o tower r t h w Castle e t s u t South corner Tenjin turret r e Matsuyama Castle rises to the r r e turret n t Field turret sky on top of Katsuyama Hill Northwestern gate Northeastern (132 meters above sea level), Small castle No. 3 gate gate Eastern annex turret of northeastern gate Eastern annex turret of tower south turret and is adored by locals as the northwestern gate turret No. 1 Gate south turret symbol of Matsuyama City. The Shibatake (Brushwood bamboo) gate No. 2 Gate south turret main plaza is well known for cherry blossoms and has long been a place of recreation and 2 Matsuyama Castle Ninomaru Historical Garden About 5 minutes on foot from Iyotetsu Shiyakushomae Station or about 7 km relaxation for the citizens. from Matsuyama IC. Matsuyama Castle was originally Main Matsuyama Castle Ninomaru Historical Garden is roughly divided enclosure built by Yoshiaki Kato, who was into two sections; namely the site of Outer Palace and the site of one of the seven spear warriors Inner Palace. In the outer palace area, the former room layout is now who successfully
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