Shiki-do

The Shiki Memorial Hall in Matsuyama City is a memorial hall that reproduces the house where Masaoka Shiki spent his life until the age of 17. Valuable relics such as his original manuscripts and beloved desk are on display, allowing you to feel his sharpness and diligence. Don't miss the "Botchan Train" and the haiku monument related to baseball. Follow Shiki's life in this place and deeply feel his footsteps.

At the Shiki-do Hall, original manuscripts and personal items of Masaoka Shiki are on display. Visitors can learn about his life and literature, making it a must-see spot for fans. In particular, the corner that reproduces his study room is a must-see! You can feel the passion of Shiki, who was devoted to baseball from his childhood to his youth. Through these valuable materials, you can experience his worldview. Please come and visit.

Shiki Memorial Museum in Matsuyama City is a place that evokes the life of Masaoka Shiki. Exhibited are his desk, inkstone, and original manuscripts, allowing you to experience his sharpness and diligence. Don't miss the "Bochan Train" either. This oldest light railway locomotive retains an old-fashioned atmosphere and can be enjoyed along with the historical scenery. Why not visit once and see for yourself?

Masaoka Shiki's former residence in Matsuyama City is a place where monuments related to literary friends such as Takahama Kyoshi and Naito Meisetsu are scattered. You can see Shiki's original manuscripts, posthumous works, and personal belongings, and feel their poetic hearts. Don't miss the "Botchan Train" either. Follow history together in this place and deeply feel their footsteps.

Within the grounds of Shiki Memorial Museum, there is a cemetery with the tombs of the Masoka family passed down through generations. Inside the memorial hall, which is a restored version of the house where Shiki lived until he was 17 years old, you can see Shiki's original manuscripts, posthumous works, and personal belongings, allowing you to feel the sharp and diligent personality of Shiki. Don't miss the "Botchan Train" either. Come and explore the history of this place and deeply feel the footsteps left behind.