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A select shop combining outdoor gear and fashion, on the first floor of City & Front.
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See all in this area →Shigematsu Seishinkyu In
A community-based acupuncture clinic near Dogo Onsen Station. There are variations in the name’s notation (common name: Shigematsu Yuki Shin’kyu-in).
Sushitomo
A sushi restaurant in Dogo Kitadai. It was popular with both local residents and tourists, and was open during the day and evening.
Yakiniku Yorozuya Dogo
Yorozuya, a yakiniku restaurant in Dogomachi. It serves selected Japanese Black beef and offal, with all seating in private rooms with sunken kotatsu tables. All-you-can-drink plans and takeout are also available.
Taneda Santoka Haiku Monument (Choken-ji Temple)
A haiku monument at Choken-ji Temple in Miyuki, Matsuyama. It commemorates Taneda Santoka (1882–1940), a poet of free-form haiku. Santoka spent his final years at the hermitage Isso-an in Matsuyama, where he died.
Furusato no Aji Chirimen
Furusato no Aji Chirimen is a restaurant in Midoridai, Dogo. It is located near the Dogo Onsen area and is described as a restaurant offering local flavors.
Seki Art Museum
A private art museum located in a residential area, a 5-minute walk from Dogo Onsen Station. It holds modern Japanese paintings and Rodin sculptures.
Kawahigashi Hekigoto Haiku Monument (Path of Haiku)
A haiku monument to Kawahigashi Hekigoto on the Path of Haiku in Dogo Kitamachi. Born in Matsuyama, he studied under Shiki and advanced the new-tendency style of haiku.
Nagomidokoro Kyoshin
A Japanese restaurant that opened in March 2026 on a site overlooking Dogo Park. It can be used for lunch or as an izakaya.