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The appearance of the atmosphere like dealing with luxury brand goods, but in fact a shop specializing in potatoes. It uses sweet potatoes that have been awarded "Farmers of the Year/Sweet Potato of the Year" as the official shop of the "Sweet Potato Hiroshi Executive Committee", which handpicked and evaluates outstanding sweet potatoes and their producers throughout Japan. It offers unprecedented "college potatoes" and "baked potatoes". This is a special recipe that minimizes the use of sugar to make use of the sweetness of the ingredients, and you should be surprised by the original sweetness of sweet potatoes.

A bakery based on the concept of "one dish of hand-cooked food to be delivered to loved ones" because of the desire to deliver a little happiness to local people. It uses non-additive, domestic wheat, and offers safe and secure and delicious bread.

It was opened during the Meiji period, and the third generation now continues its tradition. In the past, all the processes such as skeleton, paperwork, and character putting were carried out by a single craftsman, but now, in order to improve the efficiency of the work, only the work of character putting is carried out here. There are a wide variety of lanterns nationwide, but the characteristics of Edo lanterns are Edo characters that are very particular. After the border of the letters, the color is added so that there is no thick gap, and a powerful lantern is created. We also accept individual orders from 2500 yen per design.

It has about 350,000 types of postage stamps from Japan and around the world, and has planned exhibitions on various themes. The first stamps in the world and the first stamps in Japan are also on display. In addition, the library holds about 10,000 books related to the post, which can be viewed. At the museum shop, you can also get postal goods and stamps from around the world.

It was built as a residence by American missionary McCaleb in 1907. The wooden two-story building is a simple one with the hallmarks of a late 19th century American suburban residence. It is the oldest surviving modern wooden-style Western-style architecture in the Toshima ward, and is a valuable residence for missionaries during the Meiji period. Tokyo Metropolitan Government Designated Tangible Cultural Property. Master Macquareb has spent 34 years in this house until his return to Japan in 1941.

The bridge over the Kanda River, which flows along the Toden, and by the bridge stands a monument and an explanatory board telling the anecdote of "Yamabuki no Sato" by Michio Ota, who built the Edo Castle.

A super spa for adults who can forget the hustle and bustle of the city and relax. Facilities are deployed on the 10th and 12th floors, mainly on the 11th floor where the front desk is located. In a calm atmosphere like a hotel, you can experience a variety of relaxation experiences such as shape-up baths, sake baths, outdoor baths such as yuzu-yu, clear-mist saunas and massages. In addition to the spa facilities, there is also a relaxed lounge with spatial acoustics design. The 12th floor is a female-only floor so you can enjoy it with peace of mind.

The first store in Tokyo, a popular fruit sand specialty store in Okayama. We are particular about bread, fruit and cream, and handmade in the store. The signboard menu is "Motoya no Fruit Sand" 450 yen. The combination of domestic fruits such as strawberries and kiwi with rich and smooth cream with a milk fat content of 42% or more is exquisite and gaining popularity. We also sell products that are not sweet, such as egg sandwiches that can also be a snack.

Since its inception in Ikebukuro, Tokyo (1937), it has been used by a wide range of customers, including the local literary writer Rampo Edogawa, and it has a selection of specialty Japanese sweets unique to Ikebukuro and seasonal Japanese sweets.

"Enjoy cute tulips & roses with real taste!" based on the concept, original sweets such as "Tulip Rose", which has an exquisite balance of crispy Langdosha cookies and pie and whipped chocolate are developed. The Seibu Ikebukuro store sells artistic cakes that are not only focused on taste but also on appearance.