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"Yagika Shoten", a 70-year-old Japanese-style Japanese-style Japanese-style Japanese-style Japanese-style Japanese-style Japanese-style Japanese-style restaurant, opened its own shop with the original product "Seimi" as a signboard product. You can order "seed fruit", which is filled with apricot and freshly ground nut butter in the middle of the nut itself. In a retro-modern shop that incorporates old tools such as the middle baking mold into the interior, you can enjoy eating in-in and seasonal menus in addition to "seed fruit".

Since its inception in the year of Meiji 30 (1897), a shop where old-fashioned candy is made. Hanakoyomi 432 yen with 12 cute faces such as tafuku is also popular. In addition to bottles, there are 324 yen each in drawstring bags.

Founded in 1875 (Meiji 8), it is a specialty tea shop with a focus on matcha, and is also known as the Sanshenya and Daitoku-ji patrons.

Yuba's specialty store founded in the first year of Kyoho (1716). Yuba, a membrane made of soy milk from soybeans and warmed to the surface, is a healthy food in which soy protein is concentrated. The popularity is growing due to the health boom. It is a range of products unique to specialty stores, such as 216 yen for each raised Yuba and 324 yen for Botan Yuba wrapped around ginnan and lily roots.

The bread baked by artisans who have a training practice in France tastes so good that a French tourist who has eaten a bite hears, "Is the chef French?" and its fashionable white-based appearance matches the wonder of many long-established Teramachi-dori.

Kyoho 2 (1717) Japan tea specialty store founded. It is a building that has been built for 150 years and has a long-established style, and mainly handles tea leaves grown in the Ujigawa and Kizugawa water systems. There are four types of tea: matcha, yokuro, sencha, and bancha, all of which are house blends. The technology of gougumi (gougumi, blending), in which multiple tea leaves are combined and tailored into one brand, is glowing. You can also give a lecture on how to brew delicious tea at the "Kaboku". Authentic Japanese tea takeout, which is carefully brewed by skilled staff, is also well received.

Long-established lacquerware established in the first year of Kanbun (1661). The lacquerware, carefully handmade by craftsmen one by one, seems to be an art item that is delicate, beautiful in both touch and texture. Not only a gem, but also a product that is perfect for everyday life and gifts.

A long-established incense of about 300 years of inception. The deep scent produced by natural fragrances continues to be loved by many people. There are various scents and shapes, such as incense, incense, smell bag, and sense. Next door is a kunjukan with a scent experience space and a gallery.

It is a mall with 16 stores, selling antiques from Japan and abroad. It is available from ceramics, bronze, glass and lacquerware, as well as reasonably priced items such as kimonos, dolls, drawings, watches, netsuke, and accessories.

It is an antenna shop at Takekakudo, which has been established for 210 years. It handles affordable silverwork that is easy to use everyday, such as bookmarks and netsuke. The more it is used, the more the texture of the silver changes and the taste of it. It is actually made in the depths of the sales space.