A long-established store that makes the classic Japanese confectionery of Tsuyama Miyagi, Ichima. It is made of castella dough and has the grain of Daigon, which is 135 yen per piece. It is popular for its elegant taste.

There are many scholars who contributed to the modernization of Japan by studying Western scholarship (orangaku and yōgaku) during the Edo period. The museum displays materials from Western scholars related to Yukari Tsuyama in an easy-to-understand manner, including Genzai Udagawa, who published the first Western medicine books in Japan, and Ryōfu Minusaku, who translated the American national books brought by Perry. The real thing of "Demolition New Book", which became the beginning of Rankaku, is a must-see.

20,000 specimens of animals, butterflies, insects, shellfish and fossil ores from around the world are on display. There are also startling exhibits, such as a piece of Chinese rare animal finch and a real-life specimen of the museum founder, Keizo Morimoto. Adjacent to the Historical Folklore Hall. It takes one hour and 30 minutes for both buildings together.