Joko-in Temple
A temple in Jokoji-machi, Matsuyama. It sits in a quiet setting surrounded by residential areas on the east side of Dogo Onsen.
Jokoin is a temple located in Jokojicho, Matsuyama City. It is situated in a quiet environment surrounded by a residential area on the east side of Dogo Onsen.
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Minshuku Mikan
A room-only guesthouse along the pilgrimage route by Ishite-ji Temple. It has a shared kitchen and coin laundry, suiting pilgrims and long stays.
Ishite-ji Okunoin Atago-sha
Atago-sha, the inner sanctuary (okunoin) of Ishite-ji, the 51st temple of the Shikoku 88-temple pilgrimage. It is a quiet place of worship nestled in the hills.
Repark Matsuyama Ishite 5-chome
A coin parking lot (Mitsui Repark, 9 spaces, 24 hours) at Ishite 5-chome 4-27. 100 yen per 30 minutes; maximum 650 yen within 24 hours of entry.
Masaoka Shiki Haiku Monument (Ishite-ji Temple Approach)
A haiku monument of Masaoka Shiki is located on the approach to Ishite-ji Temple, the 51st pilgrimage temple in Shikoku. It can be visited along with a visit to Ishite-ji Temple, known for its National Treasure, Nio-mon.
Sobaya Futaba
A soba restaurant in Ishite, Matsuyama. It opens for lunch, with evenings by reservation only, and stands towards Ishiteji.
Tasuke Udon
An udon shop in Ishite 3-chome. The sign outside reads "Tasuke" (太介).
Shokudo Meshiya
A lunch-only eatery in the Ishite area of Matsuyama, serving carefully handmade set meals in limited daily quantities.
Ishite-ji Temple
Ishite-ji Temple is a Shingon Buddhist pilgrimage temple, the 51st temple of the Shikoku 88 Temple Pilgrimage. It is known for its National Treasure, the Niō Gate, and is one of Matsuyama’s oldest temples, located near Dogo Onsen.
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Hogon-ji Temple
A temple in Dogo said to be the birthplace of Ippen, founder of the Ji sect of Buddhism. The main hall was lost to fire in 2013 but was rebuilt in 2016.
Gian-ji Temple
A temple of the Soto sect located in Dogo Himetsuka. It is a temple associated with the Kono clan, said to have been founded by Kono Hikoshiro Yoshiyasu in 1539, and is an unofficial temple (bangai fudasho) of the Shikoku 88 Temple Pilgrimage.
Enman-ji Temple
A temple near Dogo Onsen. It is known for its white-painted Yu-no-Odaizoson, a Jizo statue about 3.67 meters tall said to have been made by the monk Gyoki, and it preserves legends connected to Dogo's hot springs.
Myosei-ji Temple
A Nichiren sect temple located in Yamada-cho Otsu, Matsuyama City. The mountain name is Jueizan. Within the grounds, there is the grave of Yanagihara Kyokudo, a haiku poet who founded the haiku magazine "Hototogisu".