Yuge no Ya

Yuge no Ya opened in November 2025 in Dogo Haikara-dori. It is a shop selling taiyaki and post-bath sweets. It is located in a composite building on the site of the former Kadobanponpo.

"Yuge no Ya" is a shop selling taiyaki and post-bath sweets, which opened on November 27, 2025 along Dogo Haikara-dori. According to reports such as Goguynet Matsuyama, they offer taiyaki stamped with the shape of Dogo Onsen's yudama and sweets combined with craft yogurt.

The shop is located in a corner of a complex building constructed on the site where the souvenir shop "Kadohan Honpo" stood until around the summer of 2024, and the same building also houses the pie specialty shop "Tsutsumi Dogo Store" and other stores. Focusing on takeout, the location is convenient to stop by during a tour of public baths or a stroll through Dogo Shopping District. Since business hours and products may vary, please check official information before visiting. The address is 13-13 Dogoyuno-cho, Matsuyama City.

Source: Goguynet Matsuyama (matsuyama.goguynet.jp) and others. Last confirmed date: July 20, 2026

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