Takagi Shoten
A souvenir shop in Iwaidani 4-chome, Matsuyama, not far from Dogo Onsen. It is a locally run shop in the Iwaidani district.
"Takagi Shoten" is a souvenir shop located in 4-chome Iwaidani, Matsuyama City. It is in the Iwaidani district close to the Dogo Onsen area, and its location is said to be on the first floor of Kuribayashi Apartment. Since official guidance cannot be confirmed regarding specific products handled or business hours, they are not determined in this article. As one of the souvenir purchasing destinations when visiting the Dogo area, please inquire with the store for details before using. Please check official information for the latest product lineup, business hours, and regular holidays.
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