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Ehime Airport is located in Matsuyama. For information on the airport click this link: Ehime Airport Leave a Comment Theme: Airplane
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Domestically, ANA flies to Tokyo (Haneda) Osaka (Itami and Kansai), Nagoya (Chubu). JAL flies to Tokyo-Haneda and Osaka-Itami, Nagoya, Fukuoka.
Other domestic airlines have flights to Naha, Kagoshima and Kumamoto.
Lastly, Asiana airlines have a direct flight to Seoul (3 a week), and China Eastern flies to Shanghai twice a week. Leave a Comment Theme: Airplane
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There are many ferries going from Hiroshima to Matsuyama, it's a convenient and relaxing method to travel. The ride takes about 3 hours and if the weather is fine, you'll probably get some nice views of the Inland Sea (The weather was not good when we went!). You can also take a faster ferry, but the price is much higher, it's about twice as much. Price for the "slow" ferry was 2700 Yen. Leave a Comment Theme: Ship/Boat
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From Okayama to Kyoto, we took the Nozomi Super Express, the fastest train! It was so expensive, but definitely worth the experience, the train is supermodern - and superfast, of course! ;-) Leave a Comment Theme: Train
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It's 150 yen per journey for adults, but a day pass is 300 yen, which makes it good value if you are going to do some sightseeing around town. Leave a Comment Theme: Other
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Matsuyama is well connected by ship with Kyushu, Honshu and elsewhere.
Going to Honshu, there are ferries to Hiroshima (1-2.5 hours depending on the ship), Osaka/Kobe (overnight), , Beppu, Yanai (Yamaguchi prefecture), Iwakuni, and so on.
Going to Kyushu, there are ferries to Moji (Kitakyushu), Kokura (overnight) and Oita.
I often used the overnight ferries, as it's the cheapest way of getting to Osaka or Kitakyushu, and there are bathing facilities onboard as well.
There are two ports in town, the Mitsuhama port which has ships to Yanai, and the main Kanko-ko Port. The best way to get to Mitsu port is by bus, but it's also doable by commuter train, getting off at Mitsu, where taxis will be waiting (it should cost around 700 yen), and to the main port where ferries for Kyushu, Kobe/Osaka and Hiroshima, get off at the last station on the line (Takahama) from where a connecting bus awaits to take you the last stretch to the port. Alternatively there is a direct bus. You can't miss it, as it is a blue bus with a picture of a ship painted on it. Leave a Comment Theme: Ship/Boat
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The tram system in Matsuyama is very good, there are enough lines to cover the whole city with it's major sights.
It's also inexpensive and easy to use. You get in at the back and leave the tram at the front. The price is a flat fare of around Yen 240 which you pay when getting off. Leave a Comment Theme: Train
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I believe there is an airport with flights to and from Osaka but I think it's more fun to take the train. The Shinkansen (bullet train) has service to Okayama where to need to transfer to an express train to Matsuyama. This lets you see the sights along the way. You can also take a ferry from Hiroshima if you enjoy the open sea.
There is train service and taxi service although from the main station (shi-eki not the JR station) a lot of the fun stuff to do is within walking distance. Leave a Comment Theme: Train
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Get cheap flights to Matsuyama. Airports in the area include Matsuyama (MYJ). Check flights to Matsuyama when you want to visit these nearby places: Masaki, Tobe, Hojo and Futami.
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