Himitsu Janai Kichi
An art spot was established in Dogo Yumotomachi as part of Dogo Onsen Art. It is open mainly on weekends and holidays.
Himitsu-janai Kichi is an art spot located in Dogoyuzukicho, Matsuyama City. It was established as one of the initiatives of "Dogo Onsen Art (Dogo Onsenart)," which transmits the charm of Dogo Onsen through contemporary art.
It is open mainly on Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays, and national holidays, and can be enjoyed along with Dogo Onsen Honkan and strolling around the streets of Dogo.
Source: Dogo Onsen Art Official Website. Since the opening days and hours vary, please check the official information.
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