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Dogo Onsen Honkan

Ehime · Matsuyama · Architecture

Japanese name: 道後温泉本館

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WHAT TO DODogo Onsen Honkan

Held to be the oldest public bathhouse in Japan. A castle-like wooden building of 1894 and an important cultural property.

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Address: 5-6 Yunomachi, Matsuyama, Ehime
Hours & fees: Hours: 6:00-23:00 (last entry 22:30) * Varies by course Closed: Open daily (temporary closure in early December for the year-end deep cleaning) Fees: [Tama-no-yu, 3rd-floor private room] Adults 2,500 yen / children (age 2 to 11) 1,250 yen [Tama-no-yu, 2nd-floor seating] Adults 2,000 yen / children (age 2 to 11) 1,000 yen [Kami-no-yu, 2nd floor] Adults 1,300 yen / children (age 2 to 11) 650 yen [Kami-no-yu, ground floor] Adults 700 yen / children (age 2 to 11) 350 yen [Yushinden viewing fee] Adults 500 yen / children (age 6 to 11) 250 yen [Tama-no-yu 3rd-floor north private room, Hisho-no-ma] Room fee 3,000 yen per group + (adults 1,300 yen x number of people, children 650 yen x number of people) [Tama-no-yu 3rd-floor south private room, Shirasagi-no-ma] Room fee 6,000 yen per group + (adults 1,300 yen x number of people, children 650 yen x number of people)
Booking & access: Parking: [Dogo Onsen Parking Lot] 100 spaces [Dogo Onsen Iwaiyahigashimachi Parking Lot] 43 spaces
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Prefecture: Ehime · Matsuyama
Type: Architecture · Hot springs & wellness
Themes: Hot springs & wellness

Overview

Held to be the oldest public bathhouse in Japan. A castle-like wooden building of 1894 and an important cultural property.

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Q1Q. What do people get wrong about onsen etiquette in Japan?Q2Q. What do people get wrong about tattoos and bathing in Japan?Q3Q. What do people get wrong about sentō (public bathhouses)?

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