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Convenience Stores in Dogo Onsen: 6 Stores Open 24 Hours within Walking Distance from Honkan, ATMs, and Late-Night Supplies

A guide to 6 convenience stores open 24 hours within walking distance from Dogo Onsen Honkan (2 Lawson, 3 FamilyMart, 1 Seven-Eleven), including addresses, walking time estimates, Japan Post Bank ATM hours and fees, and late-night or early-morning shopping.

Within walking distance of Dogo Onsen Honkan, there are 6 convenience stores open 24 hours. The closest is the Lawson inside Haikara Dori (Dogo Shopping Street), which is about a 2-minute walk from the Honkan.

Convenience Stores within Walking Distance from the Honkan

StoreAddressBusiness HoursWalking from Honkan
Lawson Dogo Haikara Dori20-24 Dogo Yunomachi24 hours, open year-roundApprox. 2 min
Lawson Matsuyama Dogo Ekimae12-1 Dogo Yunomachi24 hours, open year-roundApprox. 4 min
FamilyMart Dogo Yunomachi18-7 Dogo Yunomachi24 hoursApprox. 4 min
Seven-Eleven Matsuyama Dogo Kitamachi9-22 Dogo Kitamachi24 hoursApprox. 5-6 min
FamilyMart Iwasakicho 2-chome7-1 Iwasakicho 2-chome24 hoursApprox. 12 min
FamilyMart Matsuyama Ishite1-45 Ishite 5-chome24 hoursApprox. 15 min

Walking times are estimates calculated by multiplying the straight-line distance from the Honkan by 1.3 and dividing by a walking speed of 80 m per minute; they are not measured from actual walking routes. Phone numbers and ATM information for each store are listed in Convenience Stores within Walking Distance from Dogo Onsen Honkan.

Night and Early Morning Shopping

You can purchase drinks and light meals late at night upon arrival, or early in the morning before the bathhouses open. The closest to the Honkan are the two Lawson stores, FamilyMart Dogo Yunomachi, and Seven-Eleven Matsuyama Dogo Kitamachi, while the Iwasakicho 2-chome and Matsuyama Ishite stores are a bit further away.

If you want to eat something warm late at night, udon restaurants open late are summarized in Eating Late-Night Udon in Dogo.

Meals for Room-Only Stays and Early Morning Departures

Accommodations in Dogo also offer room-only plans without meals or breakfast-only plans. On days when you travel by bus or train early in the morning, buying bento boxes, onigiri (rice balls), or bread at a convenience store the night before or in the morning saves you from having to search for open shops in the morning.

ATMs and International Cards

When using a Japan Post Bank card, the Japan Post Bank website guides hours and fees as follows:

ATMBusiness HoursFees with Japan Post Bank Card
ATMs inside Japan Post Bank / Post Office branchesWeekdays and Saturdays 7:00 to 23:00, Sundays and holidays 7:00 to 21:00Free
Compact ATMs in FamilyMart and other locationsDaily 0:05 to 23:55 (maximum)Free on weekdays 8:45 to 18:00 and Saturdays 9:00 to 14:00. 110 yen at other times

When weekdays or Saturdays fall on national holidays, both operating hours and fees are handled as Sundays and holidays.

ATMs that allow cash withdrawals in Japanese yen using cards issued overseas are compiled on the Seven Bank information page. Please check that page for supported card types and available hours.

In-Store Manners and Waste Separation

Whether eat-in seating is available varies by store. Eating items purchased at stores without seating while sitting on the street or in front of the store causes inconvenience to passersby and the shop. Please separate containers, PET bottles, and empty cans into the trash bins of the store where you bought them, or take them back to your lodging.

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Last Verified: October 23, 2026

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Sources and references

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Last checked: October 2026