Nishioka Kashiho
A Japanese confectionery shop in Dogo-Ichiman, known for Tsurunoko: a fluffy egg-white cake filled with yolk cream.
A Japanese confectionery (wagashi) shop in Dogo-Ichiman. The Mapple travel guide introduces it as the maker of the original “Tsurunoko,” a sweet in which a fluffy cake made to look like egg white wraps a yolk-colored cream. The same listing also mentions seasonal fresh sweets and dry sweets, and says the shop is about a 5-minute walk from Minamimachi stop on the Iyotetsu tram.
Photos taken by a local contributor in October 2026 show the “Wagashi-tsukasa Nishioka Kashiho” sign, a noren curtain with a crane drawing and the word “Tsurunoko,” a “Seasonal wagashi” sign and a poster for kuri-kinton (chestnut sweets). The Mapple listing gives hours of 9:00–17:00, but its date is unknown, so this page does not treat the hours or closing days as confirmed. Check prices and opening days at the shop.
Sources: Mapple “Wagashi in Matsuyama and Dogo,” Nishioka Kashiho https://www.mapple.net/region/a0603070100_g02060500/spot/ / on-site photos by a contributor Last checked: 2026-10-29
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