By 日本の車窓と駅の風景。Train window is my screen

This peaceful video takes viewers on a scenic tram journey aboard an Iyo Railway (Iyotetsu) city tram, traveling from JR Matsuyama Station to the iconic Dogo Onsen in Ehime Prefecture. Filmed from the front of the tram, viewers are treated to uninterrupted forward views as the tram weaves through the city's streets, offering an immersive sightseeing experience of Matsuyama’s urban landscape.

Starting at JR Matsuyama Station, the central rail hub connecting the city to the wider Shikoku region, the tram passes through various residential and commercial areas. Along the way, you'll glimpse quiet neighborhoods, local businesses, and the slow-paced daily life of Matsuyama. The video offers not just a transit perspective but also vivid insight into a lesser-known side of Japanese urban transit culture—tramways that continue to serve locals and tourists alike.

The journey concludes at Dogo Onsen, the oldest hot spring in Japan with over 3,000 years of history. The Dogo Onsen area is a must-visit spot for travelers exploring Shikoku, famous for its traditional wooden bathhouse that inspired Studio Ghibli's 'Spirited Away'. Arriving by tram is not only convenient but also aligns beautifully with the nostalgic charm of the destination.

This video is ideal for train enthusiasts, slow travel fans, or anyone planning a trip to Matsuyama. It beautifully illustrates how integrated train and tram systems in Japan make local tourism both smooth and scenic.