[2025 Matsuyama Attraction] Travel Guide for Tsubaki Shrine (Updated Jul)

Iyodohiko-no-Mikoto Shrine (Tsubaki Shrine) in Matsuyama City, Ehime Prefecture is a shrine famous for bringing good luck, prosperity in business, and safety in the home. The Tsubaki Festival is held every year from the 7th to the 9th of the 1st month of the lunar calendar. This Tsubaki Festival is said to be a "festival that brings spring to Iyoji." It was a wonderful shrine with a solemn atmosphere. ୨୧――――――――――――――――――୨୧ information Name of facility📍Iyomamehiko Shrine (Tsubaki Shrine) Address📍2-2-1 Iai, Matsuyama City, Ehime Prefecture Access📍 ・About 26 minutes on foot from Ichitsubo Station exit ・About 30 minutes on foot from Iyo Tachibana Station exit ・About 36 minutes on foot from Fukuonji Station exit ୨୧――――――――――――――――――୨୧ #Girls trip #Adult girls trip #Couple trip #Domestic trip #Japan #Solo trip #Ehime Prefecture #Ehime tourism #Tsubaki Shrine

🇯🇵 [Ehime Prefecture] Iyodohiko Shrine (also known as Tsubaki Shrine)! This shrine enshrines a married couple of gods and is also known by the nicknames "Tsubaki Shrine" and "Otsubaki-san". It is famous for its divine virtues of good luck, prosperity in business, and safety in the home. The "Tsubaki Festival" is held every year, and many people of all ages and genders from all over Japan come to worship here! (^ ^) Please come and visit (^^) [Location] 2-2-1 Iai, Matsuyama City, Ehime Prefecture [Access] About 26 minutes on foot from Ichitsubo Station exit About 30 minutes on foot from Iyo Tachibana Station exit About 36 minutes on foot from Fukuonji Station exit #0 yen trip

Iyohime Shrine (also known as Tsubaki Shrine) is an ancient shrine located in Matsuyama, Ehime Prefecture, Japan. It enshrines Iyohime-no-Mikoto, the deity of agriculture, commerce, and pioneering in Japanese mythology, and is highly popular among locals and tourists! 🌾✨ 🌸 Shrine Highlights: 1. Famous for Camellias: The shrine is renowned for its camellias, with red and white blossoms blooming beautifully in spring—perfect for photos! 📸 2. Love and Luck: Many visitors come to pray for love and career success. The "Tsubaki Omamori" (charm) and "Ema" (wooden plaques) are especially sought after! 💖 3. A Thousand Years of History: Legend has it that the shrine was established during the era of Prince Shōtoku. Its architecture exudes a traditional Japanese aesthetic. ⛩️ 🚉 How to Get There: - From Matsuyama Station, take the city tram (Iyo Railway) to "Red Cross Hospital Mae Station" and walk for 5 minutes—super convenient! (Or, like us, you can drive there; parking is available on-site.) If you're visiting Matsuyama (like for Dōgo Onsen♨️), make sure to stop by for a photo and a bit of good fortune! 😉