Oshokujidokoro Miyoshi (Miyoshi Honpo)
An eating house in front of the gate of Ishiteji. Founded in the Meiji era, its speciality is oyaki in plain and mugwort varieties, and meals such as udon are also served.
This is a restaurant located in front of the gate of Ishiteji Temple, the 51st temple of the Shikoku 88 Temple Pilgrimage, and is a long-established shop said to have been founded in the Meiji period. The specialty is "oyaki," which has been popular in front of the gate, with two types available: white and mugwort (grass). Operating as a diner, it also serves meals such as udon, allowing visitors to drop by between worship and strolling. Business hours are 9:00–16:30, and regular holidays are Mondays and public holidays, with other irregular holidays. Ishiteji Temple is located within walking distance from Dogo Onsen, and due to its location in front of the gate on the approach, it is a convenient place to use for a break or meal when visiting Ishiteji Temple for pilgrimage or sightseeing. The famous oyaki is also suitable for souvenirs and eating while walking. Please check official information for the latest details on business hours, menu, and regular holidays.
Source: Shinise Shokai (https://m-silver.sakura.ne.jp/shinise/eatout/oyaki.html) Last verified: July 20, 2026
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