Matsuyama-jō Castle

A steep hill in the center of Matsuyama, Aichi Prefecture, Japan, has a traditional Japanese ancient city, Matsuyama City. It was easy to guard in ancient times, and modern times are the best place to climb high to overlook the city and the sea. The ancient city of Songshan and Tianshou Pavilion are one of the twelve existing Tianshou Pavilion built before the Edo era in Japan. It was built in 1602 and took 25 years to build. Some buildings were damaged by lightning strikes, and some buildings are now rebuilt in 1854. The exhibition of cultural relics in Tianshou Pavilion similar to the museum, visit to learn about the history and humanities of Matsuyama area in Japan. It also overlooks the beautiful Matsuyama city and seaside scenery.

Magnificent and worth visiting at least once Koreans present free coupons provided by Matsuyama Airport and free lift (cable car) and Cheonsugak sightseeing

As one of the 12 ancient Japanese Tianshou (that is, it has not been violated by war and has been retained in the original form), Matsuyama City also occupies the name of Japan's three vertical Hirayama City. Matsuyama City stands on the shore of the Seto Inner Sea, compared to the Osaka Castle and Himeji Castle I have visited. Although there is no majestic of the latter two, but with the help of the terrain, you can see the whole Matsuyama City, when the weather is good, you can also overlook the Inland Sea, and it is a great place for climbing in a daze.

An ancient city pool with one of the twelve original Tianshou Pavilion left over from the Edo era in Japan. Looking up at the top of the city, you can see the sea in Seto.

Nice place will go again very good.

Not bad, local landmarks, good buildings.