Itinerary

Dogo: Sweets and Cafe Hop

A pause over sweets and coffee About 2 hours

One example of a route linking the confectioners and cafes of Dogo, the kind of place to stop at after a bath. These are a few of the many shops here, and this is not a ranking. Please check opening hours and closing days on each place's own page and on the official sources. Shops of the same kind can be browsed together from the indexes.

This is one example of a route. It includes only a few of the many places in Dogo and is not a ranking. The order and the timings are rough guides, so feel free to rearrange them. Please check opening hours, closing days and prices on each place's own page and on the official sources.

  1. 1 Ichiroku Honpo Dogo Honkan-mae

    A Japanese confectioner in front of Dogo Onsen Honkan. For the walk, or to take home.

    Ichiroku Honpo in front of Dogo Onsen Honkan. The ground floor sells souvenir sweets such as the Ichiroku tart, and the first floor is the cafe Ichiroku Saryo.

  2. 2 Mamekichi Honpo Dogo Haikara-dori

    A bean-snack shop on Haikara-dori. Also suited to eating as you walk.

    A shop on Dogo Haikara-dori specialising in bean confectionery. It stocks a range of Japanese and Western flavours, suited to eating as you walk or taking home as a gift.

  3. 3 Dogo Shirasagi Coffee

    A coffee shop in the hot spring quarter. For a cup partway through.

    A coffee shop in front of Dogo Onsen Station, beside the Botchan Karakuri Clock. It serves sweets made with Ehime ingredients and freshly brewed coffee.

  4. 4 Cafe Dogotei

    A quiet cafe. One option for a break.

    An eating place near the Dogo shopping arcade. It serves Japanese food and lunch, and is easy to drop into between a bath and a walk.

This route covers only some of the places in Dogo. The complete list of places we cover is available from the indexes below.