Nagashi
Travel Guide
Visit Nagashi
The Bonds
(+) Beach front inn on Himegahama Beach (+) Room choices include private & shared bathrooms (+) Community space / dining area on 1st floor. (+) Complimentary drink service with water, coffee, and tea (+) 6 minute walk from Nagashi bus stop (+) Bike rentals available to explore the area / island (+) ...
Reviewed on Sep 23, 2020
Hotel MyStays Matsuyama
Wonderful place! The staff is great and the room was the perfect size with wonderful amenities! There are plenty of food options around and it’s about a 5 minute walk from the tram station! Each room also has its own AC where some hotels in Japan only have central AC it was nice to have personal ...
Reviewed on Nov 30, 2025
Daiwa Roynet Hotel Matsuyama
Hotel with good location and proximity to city center. Room is very basic and less detailed than some of the others we’ve stayed at, but good for a night’s sleep. Breakfast is good with a wide selection of both Western and Japanese options. The dining room was cute and nicely decorated for ...
Reviewed on Dec 27, 2025
DOUGO-YADO Guest House
Excellent apartment with everything we need. Prefect for a group of friends.
Reviewed on Sep 6, 2018
Umitosora
良かった
Reviewed on Jan 4, 2025
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Popular places to visit
Dogo Onsen
Soak in the natural thermal water and admire the architecture and period décor of the bathhouse that inspired the wonderful drawings of the animated film Spirited Away.
Matsuyama Castle
Picturesque cherry blossom trees form a different kind of moat around a three-story feudal castle with views extending across Matsuyama.
Shiki Memorial Museum
As one of the four haiku masters of Japan, poet Masaoka Shiki was a bright, yet fleeting, light in Japanese literature.
Matsuyama Castle Ropeway
You can find out about the history of Matsuyama with a trip to Matsuyama Castle Ropeway. Make time to visit the temples and monuments while you're in the area.
Dogo Park
Explore the great outdoors at Dogo Park, a lovely green space in Matsuyama. Discover the area's museums and temples.
Saka no Ue no Kumo Museum
The dark, angled slates and glass panels create a stylish building to house a museum based on a novel dear to Matsuyama locals.
