Send Flowers to Matsuyama, Japan

The largest city on the island of Shikoku, Matsuyama is relaxed, literary and fond of a hot bath. Dogo Onsen, on the eastern side of town, is regarded as one of the oldest hot spring resorts in Japan, and its handsome wooden bathhouse is the symbol of the city. An original hilltop castle watches over the centre, reached by ropeway.

Matsuyama is the home of modern haiku. The poet Masaoka Shiki was born here, and there are haiku postboxes around town where anyone can submit a verse. Seasonal words matter to people who grow up with that tradition, and so do seasonal flowers. The camellia is the city flower, celebrated with a shrine festival in late winter.

Old orange trams run between the station, the castle and Dogo. Many recipients are older residents, and hotel guests in Dogo receive flowers too. Flower delivery in Matsuyama is next-day, Monday to Saturday, if you order before midnight Japan time. We do not deliver the same day, on Sundays or on national holidays.

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