Tanimoto Kamaboko-ten Dogo
The Dogo branch of Tanimoto Kamaboko-ten, which handles Ehime fish paste products such as jakoten. It centres on kamaboko products.
Tanimoto Kamabokoten Dogo Branch is a store for fish cake products located in Dogo Yunomachi, Matsuyama City. According to the official website, Tanimoto Kamabokoten is a manufacturing and sales store of fish cake products based in Iyo City, Ehime Prefecture, and produces fish pastes represented by Ehime's specialty "Jakoten". Jakoten is a regional taste made of minced small fish caught in Setouchi and fried.
Dogo Branch is located in the Dogo Onsen town, and is a store dealing in Ehime's fish paste products in the hot spring town close to the Dogo Onsen Main Building. It is suitable for eating while walking or as souvenirs, and visitors can drop by during breaks in sightseeing to enjoy the taste of Ehime. Freshly fried jakoten is suitable for eating while walking in the hot spring town, and fish paste products are chosen as souvenirs characteristic of Ehime. Jakoten is one of the fish paste products representing the food culture of Setouchi.
Source: Official website (jyakoten.co.jp). Please check official information for the latest product lineup, business hours, and regular holidays. Last confirmed date: July 10, 2026
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