Shoninzaka Hanare
A dining space on Shoninzaka in "Ura Dogo". It works as a cafe by day and a reservation-only restaurant in the evening, serving Japanese and French dishes.
Dining Space on Shoninzaka
"Shoninzaka Hanare" is a dining space located on "Shoninzaka," a slope known as a new featured area in Dogo. It can be used differently depending on the time of day, serving as a cafe to enjoy coffee and sweets during the day, and as a restaurant serving meals prepared by chefs at night.
Multiple Dining Styles
At the daytime cafe, the Matsuyama coffee shop "Three Fish Coffee Dogo Shoninzaka Store" opens exclusively on Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays. For dinner, business styles such as Japanese cuisine and sushi using Shikoku and Ehime ingredients "Mimiya," French cuisine "Luciole," and Sakanaya "Waon" are available.
Guidelines for Use
The location is 2-5 Dogoyuzuki-cho, Matsuyama City. Since the business days and the necessity of reservations vary depending on the business style, please check official information before use.
Source: Shoninzaka Hanare Official Website (https://shoninzaka-hanare.jp/). Last confirmed date: July 5, 2026.
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