Mustakivi gallery&
A gallery and shop by textile and ceramics artist Ishimoto Too. It handles original works such as Tobe ware and tenugui.
This is a gallery and shop located at Joninzaka Terrace, near Dogo Onsen Honkan. The address is 3-4 Dogoyuzukicho, and it relocated and reopened in Dogo in 2022. It is a venue to showcase the works of Fujiwo Ishimoto, a textile designer and ceramic artist from Ehime Prefecture who served as a designer for Marimekko in Finland. The shop handles original items designed by Ishimoto, such as Tobe ware ceramics and tenugui made using traditional methods. It also functions as a place to exhibit ceramics and textiles created in the adjacent atelier and to release new works. The exhibition content changes from time to time. It is located where you can stop by along with a walk around Dogo Onsen. As business days and exhibition content may change, please check with official information before visiting.
Source: Mustakivi official website / Living Ehime Web Last verified: July 21, 2026
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