Dagashiya Charinko Dogo Onsen

A shop in the Dogo Onsen district specialising in dagashi, traditional inexpensive sweets. Its range, including sweets in appealing packaging, suits children and adults alike.

Dagashiya Charinko Dogo Onsen Branch is a traditional Japanese sweets (dagashi) specialty shop located in Dogo Yunomachi, Matsuyama City. According to the official website, Charinko is a dagashi shop that handles a wide range of traditional sweets that can be enjoyed by everyone from children to adults, including products with cute designs, animal series, and seasonal limited editions, and has stores in shopping malls across various regions, mainly in Kyushu and Shikoku.

It is close to Dogo Onsen Honkan and Haikara-dori (shopping street), in a location that is easy to stop by during a stroll through the hot spring town. As a shop where you can experience the fun of choosing old-fashioned dagashi, it is also suitable for sightseeing with families. With design-focused dagashi such as the animal series and seasonal limited products available, it is a space where children and adults alike can enjoy shopping.

Source: Official Website (dagashiyacharinko.com). Please check the official information for the latest information on the product lineup, operating hours, and regular holidays. Last confirmation date: July 10, 2026

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