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Public Toilets Around Dogo Onsen: Locations, Accessibility, and Dogo Onsen Station

A list of the 4 public toilets managed by the Dogo Onsen office (the east plaza of the Honkan, Kanmuriyama Parking Lot, the Asuka-no-Yu courtyard, and Tsubaki-no-Yu), plus toilets at the Dogo Tourist Information Center and Dogo Park. It also covers ostomate-friendly locations, toilets usable around Dogo Onsen Station, and a nursing room.

Public Toilets in Dogo at a Glance

(Confirmed on 2026/10/23 against guidance from Matsuyama City and Ehime Prefecture. Facility details are based on Matsuyama City guidance updated in 2/2021.)

The Dogo Onsen office manages 4 public toilets. There are also toilets at the Dogo Tourist Information Center and in Dogo Park.

LocationPositionAccessible toiletHours
East plaza of the Honkan (Shinrotei)East side of the Honkan, across the prefectural roadYes (ostomate-friendly)Not stated in official guidance
Kanmuriyama Parking LotInside Kanmuriyama Parking LotYes (ostomate-friendly)Not stated in official guidance
Asuka-no-Yu courtyardAt the back of the Asuka-no-Yu courtyardYesNot stated in official guidance
Tsubaki-no-YuInside the Tsubaki-no-Yu building (usable without bathing)See "Wheelchair and ostomate access" belowNot stated in official guidance
Dogo Tourist Information CenterNear Hojoen in front of Dogo Onsen StationToilet designed with consideration for people with disabilities and womenThe information center is open 8:30–17:00
Dogo ParkInside the park (6 locations in Ehime Prefecture materials)Not stated in official guidanceThe park is open all day

Toilets at Dogo Onsen Station

Iyotetsu's guidance for Dogo Onsen Station does not list a toilet. The Dogo Tourist Information Center (Dogo Onsen Kanko Kaikan) is just outside the station, beside Hojoen, and has toilets. The information center is open 8:30–17:00.

Public Toilet at the East Plaza of the Honkan (Shinrotei)

It is on the east side of Dogo Onsen Honkan, across the prefectural road, and includes a rest area. The address is 1656-1 Dogoyuzukicho (道後湯月町). The men's room has 1 Western-style toilet and 2 urinals, and the women's room has 1 Western-style toilet and 1 Japanese-style toilet. There is also 1 ostomate-friendly accessible toilet with a baby chair and baby bed. In 2025, Matsuyama City introduced its first naming-rights agreement, giving the facility the nickname "Kansei Honest Toilet" (管清オネストイレ). Renovation of the exterior and interior is also under way.

Kanmuriyama Parking Lot, Asuka-no-Yu Courtyard, and Tsubaki-no-Yu

  • Toilet at Kanmuriyama Parking Lot: Inside the parking lot. It has an ostomate-friendly accessible toilet with a baby chair and baby bed.
  • Toilet in the Asuka-no-Yu courtyard: At the back of the courtyard, with an accessible toilet that has a baby chair and baby bed. A nursing room next to it is available every day from 6:00 to 23:00.
  • Toilet at Tsubaki-no-Yu: Inside the Tsubaki-no-Yu building, and usable by people who are not bathing there.

Toilets in Dogo Park

Dogo Park (the Yuzuki Castle site) is managed by Ehime Prefecture. Prefectural materials list 6 toilets. The park is open all day, and the Yuzuki Castle Museum is open 9:00–17:00.

Wheelchair and Ostomate Access

According to Matsuyama City's accessibility guidance for Dogo Onsen, Tsubaki-no-Yu has 2 toilets for men and 2 for women accessible from the courtyard, as well as an ostomate-friendly accessible toilet. The changing-room toilets at the Honkan, Asuka-no-Yu, and Tsubaki-no-Yu are all Western-style with warm-water bidet seats. Routes for visiting the three sotoyu are described in the three sotoyu of Dogo and the order for visiting the sotoyu.

When the Hours Are Unclear

If you need a toilet late at night or early in the morning, check the signs on site. The contact for inquiries is the Dogo Onsen office (089-907-5554).

Etiquette

Public toilets are used by both travelers and local residents. If there is no place to dispose of items such as disposable diapers, take them home. Keep accessible toilets available for people who need them, including wheelchair users and ostomates.

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Last confirmed: 2026/10/23

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Sources and references

The sources below are Japanese-language pages.

Last checked: October 2026