Yamadaya Manju Charaku Dogo Onsen
A directly run outlet of Yamadaya Manju, in business for over 150 years. This branch near Dogo Onsen Honkan has an attached cafe, where its signature manju and selected Japanese teas can be had.
"Yamadaya Manju Charaku Dogo Onsen Store" is a directly managed store of the confectionery manufacturer Yamadaya, located in Dogosagidani-cho, Matsuyama City, close to Dogo Onsen Honkan.
About Yamadaya Manju
Yamadaya Co., Ltd. is a confectionery manufacturer founded in 1867 in what is now Unomachi, Uwa-cho, Seiyo City, Ehime Prefecture. Since its founding, it has continued to preserve a recipe passed down from one generation to a single successor, and has featured "Yamadaya Manju" as its signature product. The main store is located in Seiyo City.
Charaku (Dogo Onsen Store)
"Charaku" is a shop with an attached cafe, where you can enjoy Japanese tea along with their signature manju. Since business hours and menus vary, please check before visiting.
Source: Yamadaya Manju (Wikipedia, CC BY-SA). Last confirmed date: July 2026
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