Osake no Gaiya Dogo
A liquor shop in Ishite, Dogo. It stocks local sake from Ehime among other drinks.
"Osake no Gaiya Dogo" is a liquor store located in Ishite, Matsuyama City. Situated on the east side of the Dogo Onsen area toward Ishiteji Temple, it offers a selection of alcoholic beverages including local sake of Ehime. Ehime has breweries in various locations, including the local sake brewery in Dogo, and there are many regional alcoholic beverages such as sake, shochu, and local beer. It is one of the shops where you can choose local alcohol for souvenirs or for a drink during your stay. Although it is a little far from Dogo Onsen Honkan and the shopping street, it is located where you can drop by along with visiting Ishiteji Temple or strolling around the area. Since the products handled, business hours, and regular holidays fluctuate, please check the latest information before visiting. This is one of the choices when searching for Ehime's alcohol in Dogo.
Source: various store listings・map services and others。hours・products handled・Closedand other details, please check in store or with official sources。Last verified: July 14, 2026。
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