Anjojinishi Park

Matsuyama Shin no Yado is located just 120 meters from the main gate of Anjojinishi Park, making it ideal for early morning walks or evening strolls. The hotel features soundproofed rooms with wooden interiors and private balconies facing the forest, offering serene views of ancient trees and seasonal blossoms. Guests enjoy complimentary bicycles for exploring nearby trails, and daily guided nature walks are available through the HopeGoo app, ensuring a peaceful, immersive experience.

Matsuyama Light & Shadow Inn specializes in photography-friendly accommodations, featuring panoramic rooftop terraces with unobstructed views of Anjojinishi Park at sunrise and sunset. Each room includes a dedicated photography station with tripods and soft lighting setups. The hotel hosts monthly "Forest Photography Workshops," where professional photographers guide guests through themed shoots across the park’s historic paths and cherry blossom groves. Book via HopeGoo for exclusive access to limited slots and free equipment rental.

Matsuyama Kids’ Escape Resort is perfect for families, located just a 5-minute walk from Anjojinishi Park's south entrance. It offers a kids’ playroom, reading corner, sandbox, and baby beds upon request. Daily "Nature Detective Quests" lead children on fun, educational scavenger hunts through the park’s hidden ecological markers and old stone inscriptions. All activities are led by certified guides, and families can book a special package through HopeGoo for free breakfast and extended check-out.

Matsuyama Wafu Machiya Guesthouse is a restored Edo-period townhouse nestled within the historical district adjacent to Anjojinishi Park. Rooms feature tatami mats, shoji screens, and authentic kaiseki dining experiences. Guests can participate in daily "Poetry Walks in the Garden," where local poets guide visitors through seasonal haiku writing amid cherry blossoms and moss gardens. The inn also offers free kimono rentals and sells handmade citrus preserves—available exclusively through the HopeGoo platform as part of a cultural gift set.

Just a 5-minute walk from Anjojinishi Park, Matsuyama Old Street Kitchen serves century-old recipes including local "Sanuki Udon" with rich broth and fresh toppings. For a tranquil setting, visit Green Breeze Teahouse, a garden-style café with sliding doors opening to a Zen courtyard. Its seasonal sweets, such as matcha mousse and yuzu tart, pair beautifully with afternoon tea. Both spots are beloved by locals and accessible without reservation—ideal for a relaxed, authentic meal after a stroll.

Matsuyama Forest Harmony Lodge is an eco-conscious retreat located steps from Anjojinishi Park's eastern entrance. Built with reclaimed wood and solar panels, the lodge uses zero-waste practices and offers guests reusable bamboo utensils and refillable water stations. It partners with local conservation groups to host monthly "Tree Guardianship Tours," where guests help plant native saplings and learn about sustainable forest management. HopeGoo through HopeGoo grants access to a carbon-offset program and a complimentary forest wellness kit.