A general museum that transmits the nature, history, and culture of Sado, and also displays the sketch, drawings, and sketchbooks of Bokusen Tsuchida, a Japanese painter related to Sado.

Sado specialty items such as liquor, fresh fish, vegetables, fruits, and dried goods line up with the store and are always crowded with local customers. Kinkaku's brewer, Kato Sake Sake's pure rice sake, Kaze Yawaraka 720 ml 1450 yen, pure rice sake Taku (Hiraku) 720 ml 1350 yen, Itami Sake Brewery, there are a number of products from the gastronomic store manager, such as 400 yen, 720 ml of pure rice wine, 842 yen, and 950 yen of Shio mackerel.

A long-established brewery that makes Mano cranes, one of Sado's representative local sake. Today, the building at the time of its founding in 1892 is still used as a brewery and store, and there is a good scent of koji in the building. In addition to being able to enjoy the sake of popular brands such as Mano Tsuru, the company also accepts Kuramikaku. In addition to Japanese sake, which is highly regarded overseas, limited sake cakes and homemade pickled rice are also sold.