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An antique store located along the former Hokukoku Highway. It uses the building of the former Komo Bank (registered tangible cultural property) as it is, which was built in 1884 (Meiji 17). There are daily items of miscellaneous items, mainly tableware from the late Edo period to the Meiji period. Small plate 300 yen ~.

It boasts local rice and good-quality domestic soybeans, a miso that sticks to raw materials. The long-matured miso has a rounded and deep flavor. It is sold from 500g, and the variety is rich, such as sweet miso 1kg910 yen, wheat miso 1kg730 yen, and soba miso 1kg1510 yen. 1kg 770 yen of medium spicy miso is the so-called Shinshu miso. There are other special sweet miso 1kg1030 yen and two-year miso 1kg1330 yen.

It is located on the back street of Baba, which runs parallel to the former Hokukoku Kaido, and a liquor store that continues from the Edo period. Among the old-fashioned storehouses, the company uses the underground water of Mt. Asama, which is rich in rice and minerals from Nagano Prefecture, and has a representative stock, "Asama Takami [Asama only]". During the Meiji era, Shimasaki Fujimura was tipping a cup for Takato Asama's sake.

A long-established store with more than 160 years of existence; Shimazaki Fujimura bought manuscript paper; Yuzen Japanese paper, notepaper, and more than 80 types of origami for sale; and a multi-purpose gallery.

Four gardens of herbs, roses, lavender, and blueberries spread on a vast site on the southern slopes of Shinshu, Komo, and Mount Asama. You can experience picking lavender and blueberries. The Rose Garden is the center of Old Rose from the beginning of June. The shop sells herbal goods. Lavender soft 400 yen is popular.

About 50,000 square meters of plantation spread at the foot of the mountain Asama. Blueberry hunting and horseshoe hunting in the summer. In mid-August-early December, you can enjoy about 20 different kinds of apple picking. There are also fiahori and barbecues. Apple soft cream, blueberry soft cream and rainbow trout charcoal are also well received.

The climate, climate and climate are the places for grape making, and the Chikuma River Wine Valley has received hot attention in recent years. Man's Wine began growing grapes early in this area, and established a small winery in 1973. It produces mainly on the top-range Japanese wine "Solaris" series, which brings together the technology of Man's wine. You can enjoy a walk through the vineyards and Japanese gardens, shopping and tasting (for a fee).

The Municipal Memorial Hall of the poet, Kyoko Takahami, who was active in the Meiji-Showa period; introduces the achievements of the small-life period over three years from 1944, through his works and materials; and I also want to tour the former Takakikoan, which is adjacent to him.

It is located in the old house. Shimazaki Fujimura, who was invited by his benefactor, Kumaji Kimura, as a teacher at Omoroi Juku in 1899, and has since spent seven years in Omoro. During his small stay, he published a number of works such as "Watercolor Painter", "Clouds", "Rakubaishu", and "Straw Sandstone". Writings, manuscripts, and letters centered on the small times of Fujimura will be exhibited in the museum, and rare materials such as the English translation of "Chikuma River Tojo no Uta" will be seen. The building was designed by architect Yoshiro Taniguchi. Take 30 minutes.

The museum stands near the summit of Mount Iizuna. In addition to the representative work of the local Japanese painter Eiyuki Shiratori (member of the Japan Art Academy), a beautiful painting of the artist's master, Shinsui Ito, watercolor painters Maruyama [Banka], Katsumi Miyake [koki], the exhibition is centered on works by art artists from Komorō, including Western paintings by peasant painter Rihei Sato. In the first and second exhibition rooms, about 10 exhibitions will be developed throughout the year, and the use of the citizen exhibition room will also be provided as a place for the exhibition at a cost and free of charge.