Matsuyama Castle is one of the 12 original Japanese castles that have survived since 1868, located on the mountain of Kazuyama. It has a steep hill in the center of Matsuyama, Ehime Prefecture, which offers panoramic views of the city. And in the area around the castle planted over 200 Sakura trees, which are suitable for viewing cherry blossoms in the spring from late March to early April. Matsumoto Castle Originally built in 1602-1628, the original five floors, but was lightning, so renovations in the year. 1820 is built into 3 floors as seen today. This is a good example of a castle. The main hall is located at the top to provide safe protection. Accessible from multiple doors. Inside the floor is divided into several wings, including the castle guard. It is used to display information about the history of Matsuyama and the feudal period. Getting to the castle can be a sit-down or elevator chair. Or climb up the hill from the base of the station below the mountain. Or the park side of Nino Maru As well
