A store located within Sengan Garden, a branch of the Shimazu family built by the Shimazu family 19th-generation Mitsuhisa in the early Edo period. Ryō-bo rice cakes, a specialty of the Iso district from the Edo period, where two bamboo skewers were stabbed in a bite-sized baked rice cake and the sauce was attached. It is said that the two bamboo skewers come from the figure of a samurai with two large and small swords on his waist. At Sengan-en, you can also enjoy the miso taste, the soy sauce taste, and the brown sugar taste. In the eat-in space, you can taste the freshly made rice cakes, and it has become one of the popular spots in Sengan Garden. 450 yen with six bottles of three seeds (soy sauce, miso, and kinako brown sugar). Takeaway is also possible.