Ehime Dogo Konnyaku Shabon
The Dogo shop of a brand selling soap made from konnyaku. It stocks facial soaps, body and hand care, bath additives and gift sets.
Ehime Dogo Konnyaku Shabon is a soap specialty shop located in Dogo Yunomachi, Matsuyama City. Konnyaku Shabon is a soap brand using natural ingredients derived from plants, characterized by a smooth wash, moisture, and a jiggly texture.
Products Handled
According to the description of the shop published in the Dogo Onsen Official Area Guide, it sells additive-free skin care products made with 100 percent natural ingredients. The Dogo store handles facial soaps exclusive to Dogo (such as those containing hot spring water and Iyokan Shabon), and also sells body care products and hand creams.
Brand and Location
It is a brand expanded nationwide, including in Hakodate, Asakusa, Kyoto, and Okinawa, and the Ehime Dogo store is one of them. The location is 20-19 Dogo Yunomachi, along Dogo Haikara-dori (Dogo shopping street). In the same block, there is also "Dagashiya Charinko Dogo Onsen Ten." It is a shop that is easy to drop by for souvenirs or shopping for oneself. Soaps with local-exclusive scents or designs are also chosen as memories of travel or gifts.
Inquiry
The phone number is 050-3728-5896, and regular holidays are irregular.
Source: Dogo Onsen Official Area Guide https://www.dogo.or.jp/buy/konnyakushabon/ / Official Website https://konnyaku-shabon.com/ Last verified: August 6, 2026
More spots in Central Dogo Onsen Area
See all in this area →Menkobo Harumi
Opened in June 2026 in the former location of Ramen NORI. It is a shop specializing in abura soba (oil noodles).
Dogo Rilakkuma no Yu
Dogo Rilakkuma no Yu is a store themed around Rilakkuma in Dogo. You can enjoy goods, souvenirs, cafe menus, and seasonal limited products.
Awa Shoten
A shop selling foods and local specialities in the Dogo Onsen district (Dogo Yunomachi, Matsuyama). It stands in a corner of the hot spring district near Dogo Onsen Honkan.
Hotel Patio Dogo
A 101-room hotel directly facing Dogo Onsen Honkan. Tsubaki-no-Yu and Asuka-no-Yu, as well as the shopping street, are within walking distance, making it convenient for visiting the external bathhouses.
Paraca Iyobank Dogo Parking
A general-purpose parking area attached to a bank. An asset utilization model.
Iyashi no Mori Asse
A whole-body adjustment and chiropractic clinic, a 3-minute walk from Dogo Onsen Station. A calm space to relieve fatigue from exploring the hot spring district.
Fukusa Dogo
Fukusa Dogo is a shop selling traditional Japanese crafts and antiques located in a complex building on Haikara-dori in Dogo.
Sukekaku Dogo
A pub in Dogo that serves Setouchi fish as *nobuta ryori*. Courses with all-you-can-drink are also available.
More "Souvenir Shops" spots
See all in this category →Ehime Shugi at Kosen
A select shop produced by Nankai Broadcasting. It opened in September 2025 on the former site of the gift shop Kosen.
Ichiroku Saryo
A sweets and dining cafe located on the second floor of Ichiroku Honpo Dogo Honkan-mae store. It serves Ichiroku Tart, Botchan Dango, and nabeyaki udon, with a view of Dogo Onsen Honkan from the window.
Yamazawa Shoten
A long-established liquor shop now in its sixth generation. It stocks local sake from across Ehime as well as unusual doburoku.
Tanuki Noren
A souvenir shop located on Dogo Haikara Dori. It sells local sake, local beer, and local shochu of Ehime, as well as delicacies of Setouchi. It is operated by Jugomangoku MASARU.
Takagi Shoten
A souvenir shop in Iwaidani 4-chome, Matsuyama, not far from Dogo Onsen. It is a locally run shop in the Iwaidani district.
Aoiya
A souvenir shop near Dogo Onsen Honkan. It sells Shikoku souvenirs, maneki-neko, cosmetics and its own original items.
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.
Dogo Omiyage Center Kasuriya Honten
A souvenir shop in the Dogo Onsen district. It carries a wide range of goods, including Imabari towels, Mikyan and Bary-san merchandise, folk crafts such as kasuri textiles and hime-daruma, and Ehime foods.