Mamekichi Honpo Dogo Haikara-dori
A shop on Dogo Haikara-dori specialising in bean confectionery. It stocks a range of Japanese and Western flavours, suited to eating as you walk or taking home as a gift.
This is the Dogo Haikara-dori branch of "Mamekichi Honpo," a bean confectionery specialty store located along Dogo Haikara Street extending from Dogo Onsen Honkan. According to the official website, Mamekichi Honpo is a bean confectionery specialty store expanding stores nationwide, offering bean confectioneries with various Japanese and Western flavors such as strawberry milk beans, camembert cheese beans, ama-natto, and umeboshi beans. It also develops seasonal products and is used for presents and gifts. Since you can choose a variety of flavors in small portions, it is suitable for eating while walking along Dogo Haikara Street or as a souvenir. Located in the middle of walking from Dogo Onsen Honkan, the location is easy to stop by even between tours of the public baths.
Source: Mamekichi Honpo official website. Last confirmed date: July 10, 2026. Please check official information for the latest product lineup, business hours, and regular holidays.
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