Terakoya Honpo Dogo

The Dogo branch of Terakoya Honpo, a senbei and okaki specialist that began in Kyoto. It sells grilled mochi senbei and nure-okaki.

Rice Cracker and Okaki Specialty Store

"Terakoya Honpo Dogo Branch" is a store of "Terakoya Honpo", a specialty store of rice crackers and okaki born in Kyoto. It handles grilled mochi rice crackers using domestic glutinous rice, as well as soft rice crackers.

For Eating While Walking and Souvenirs

In addition to rice crackers of soy sauce flavor, salad flavor, and norimaki, it offers soft rice crackers and Japanese sweets. At the store in the Dogo Onsen town, they are sometimes sold for eating while walking, and assortments for souvenirs and gifts are also prepared.

Guide for Use

The location of Dogo Branch is 13-17 Dogo Yunomachi, Matsuyama City. Since the product lineup and business hours may change, please check the official information before use.

Source: Terakoya Honpo Official Website (https://www.terakoyahonpo.jp/). Last confirmed date: July 5, 2026.

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