Dogo Tamaya

A souvenir shop on Dogo Haikara-dori. It sells mandarin rice balls, Imabari towels and unusual Dogo souvenirs.

"Dogo Tamaya" is a souvenir shop located in Dogo Onsen, Dogo Haikara-dori in Matsuyama City. The "mikan onigiri," which is said to even appear in local school lunches, is popular, and the shop also offers Ehime-like items such as Imabari towels. It also handles unique souvenirs with an impact, such as "Kin no Unko," and features a product lineup that is fun just to look around the shop. Located in the shopping street close to Dogo Onsen Honkan, it is in a location that is easy to drop by for selecting souvenirs between hot spring visits and walking around the town. Since the products handled, business hours, and regular holidays vary, please check the latest information before visiting. It is one of the options when looking for Dogo-like souvenirs.

Source: 4travel, Mapple Web, etc. Please check the storefront or official sources for the latest information on the product lineup, business hours, and regular holidays. Last verified: July 14, 2026.

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