Sakagura Yamakei
A liquor shop handling local sake, in Iwaidani, Matsuyama. Sakagura Yamakei is run by Yamamoto Hisao Shoten.
This is "Sakagura Yamakei," a liquor store located in Iwai-dani, Matsuyama City, run by Yamamoto Hisao Shoten. The location is 4-9-1 Iwai-dani, situated in a residential area north of Dogo Onsen. It is a community-based liquor store that mainly handles sake (local sake) from various regions, including Ehime Prefecture. Ehime is an area dotted with sake breweries, such as Minakuchi Shuzo, and this store operates as one of the places where you can purchase such local sake in Dogo and Matsuyama. The estimated business hours are from 9:00 to 21:00, and a parking space is available in front of the store. In addition to purchasing local sake, the store also provides consultation for gifts and souvenirs. Since the handled brands, stock, and business days change depending on the season, please check the official website or call before visiting.
Source: Yamamoto Hisao Shoten / Sakagura Yamakei Official Website Last confirmed date: July 21, 2026
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