Doramomiji Red Yuzukicho
Doramomiji Red Yuzukicho is a seafood izakaya within a 1-minute walk from Dogo Onsen Honkan. It offers Setouchi sashimi, the owner’s catch, and local sake from across Japan selected by a sake sommelier.
Doramomiji Red Yuzukicho is a seafood izakaya located in Dogo Yuzukicho, Matsuyama City. According to the official website, it serves dishes using fresh sashimi from Setouchi, seafood purchased from the market every morning, fish caught by the owner, etc., and also offers local sake from across the country selected by a kikizakeshi and seasonal limited sake.
Located about a 1-minute walk from Dogo Onsen Honkan, it is a shop suitable when you want to enjoy seafood from Setouchi and local sake after a bath. As a dining spot for dinner during sightseeing or overnight stays, it can be used along with walking around Dogo. While relaxing at the counter or on tatami mats, guests can taste a combination of seasonal fish from Setouchi and local sake from various places. Located right next to Dogo Onsen Honkan, it is convenient as a dinner spot.
Source: Official website (doramomiji.com). Please check official information for the latest information on menus, business hours, regular holidays, etc. Last verified: July 10, 2026
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