Takeya
Takeya is a bamboo craft specialty shop remaining in the Dogo Onsen shopping street. It handles bamboo products, including Dogo Onsen bath baskets, sieves, and chopsticks, with a focus on domestic production.
This is a bamboo craft specialty shop located in the shopping street of Dogo Onsen, known as a bamboo craft shop remaining in the shopping street. It offers bamboo products usable in daily life, such as Dogo Onsen yukago (bath baskets), colanders, chopsticks, and baskets, characterized by a product lineup focused on domestic materials. The business hours are 10:00-19:00, and it is closed on Tuesdays and Wednesdays (open on national holidays). It also accepts card payments. Yukago can be chosen as a souvenir to bring home the atmosphere of Dogo's hot spring tour, and practical bamboo products can be chosen as folk crafts for daily use. Located in the shopping street close to Dogo Onsen Honkan and Haikara-dori, it is a shop that is easy to stop by when you want to look for hand-crafted tools during a walk after a bath. Please check official information for the latest product lineup, business hours, and holidays.
Source: Dogo Onsen Official Area Guide (https://www.dogo.or.jp/buy/takeya/) Last Checked: July 30, 2026
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