道後温泉本館 Dōgo Onsen Main Building
道後温泉本館
Dōgo Onsen Main Building
住所: 790-0842 愛媛県松山市道後湯之町5-6
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大人700円／子ども350円（60分） |
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6:00～23:00（最終受付22:30） |
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年中無休（※他コースは異なる） |
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JR松山駅→市電で道後温泉駅→徒歩5分 |
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松山空港・松山駅からリムジンバスあり |
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松山ICから約20分 |
日本最古の湯に身をゆだねる、歴史と癒しが息づく道後温泉本館へ
道後温泉街の中心、道後温泉本館は。1894年に誕生した公衆浴場。 城大工・坂本又八郎が手掛けた建物は、当時でも珍しいとされる木造三層楼、塔屋を設けた重厚感がたまらない。1994年には現役の公衆浴場として全国で初めて重要文化財に指定された建築的価値の高い日帰り温泉スポット。
約3000年の歴史を誇る道後温泉の象徴「道後温泉本館」は、明治時代に建てられた木造三層楼の建築美と、源泉かけ流しのやわらかな湯が魅力。中でも「神の湯階下」は、地元の人々にも親しまれる開放的な浴場で、砥部焼の陶板画が彩る空間に身を沈めれば、心も体もほぐれていきます。朝6時から営業しており、早朝の静けさの中で味わう湯浴みは格別。湯上がりには、レトロな温泉街の散策も楽しめる、松山旅の原点ともいえる癒しのひとときです。
Immerse yourself in Japan’s oldest hot springs at Dogo Onsen Main Building, where history and healing live on
Located in the center of Dogo Onsen town is the Dogo Onsen Main Building, a public bathhouse that opened in 1894. The building, designed by castle carpenter Sakamoto Matahachiro, is a three-story wooden building with a turret, which was rare even at the time, giving it an irresistible sense of grandeur. In 1994, it became the first active public bathhouse in Japan to be designated an Important Cultural Property, making it a day-trip hot spring spot with great architectural value.
The Dogo Onsen Main Building, a symbol of Dogo Onsen, boasting a history of approximately 3,000 years, is attractive for its architectural beauty as a three-story wooden building built in the Meiji era and its soft, natural hot spring water. Among these, the Kami no Yu Kashita is an open-air bath beloved by locals, where immersing yourself in a space decorated with Tobe ware ceramic panel paintings will relax your mind and body. Open from 6am, so a bath in the early morning tranquility is exceptional. After your bath, you can enjoy a stroll around the retro hot spring town, a relaxing moment that could be said to be the starting point of any trip to Matsuyama.
道後温泉街の中心、道後温泉本館は。1894年に誕生した公衆浴場。 城大工・坂本又八郎が手掛けた建物は、当時でも珍しいとされる木造三層楼、塔屋を設けた重厚感がたまらない。1994年には現役の公衆浴場として全国で初めて重要文化財に指定された建築的価値の高い日帰り温泉スポット。
Located in the center of Dogo Onsen town is the Dogo Onsen Main Building, a public bathhouse that opened in 1894. The building, designed by castle carpenter Sakamoto Matahachiro, is a three-story wooden building with a turret, which was rare even at the time, giving it an irresistible sense of grandeur. In 1994, it became the first active public bathhouse in Japan to be designated an Important Cultural Property, making it a day-trip hot spring spot with great architectural value.