Ashikaga City Museum of Art

A store that has plenty of everyday kimono and old cloth, such as namesen, mainly in the Taisho and early Showa eras. Those who want to enjoy kimono casually, those who just like cloth and old things, and those who are handmade are by all means. On the second floor, you can enjoy a workshop where you can make a remake order from kimono to clothes, and you can also enjoy tea such as matcha in a Taisho romantic room. Namekasen raw confectionery is reserved. Every month, it changes to a color pattern according to the season. Coordination consultation of antique fine-wear kimonos such as the seven-five-three, graduation ceremony and coming-of-age ceremony can be accepted. There is also a rental. For those who want to wander through the streets of Ashikaga in a kimono, go to the "Machinaka Yugakukan", which has a selection of rabbit and coordinating namesulas.

A hot spring facility located adjacent to a golf practice range on the outskirts of Ashikaga. The building is two stories above the ground and one story below the ground, and the first floor is a reception desk, a restaurant and a restaurant. The bathhouse is a large bathhouse in the basement, and a driving range on the second floor and an observation bath overlooking the city are for both sexes. It uses a source of 190,000 litres a day in a circulating combined discharge system, so it is a luxury that a large amount of hot springs are overflowing from the bathtub. There are large and small resting salooms and banquet halls and private rooms with karaoke in the basement and on the second floor.

A shop specializing in incense and incense sticks. The shop, which is a converted house from the early Showa period, originally a row house, is located in the surrounding cobblestone streets. It also has original incense such as "moon incense", which can be flavored without using fire, and is ideal for souvenirs for Ashikaga sightseeing.