The nostalgic atmosphere of the Showa 30s (19507s-60's) lingers in this quaint part of town. A variety of stalls line up here, decorated with old posters and signboards, offering small snacks such as soba noodles, croquettes, and yakitori or small antiques, toys, and miscellaneous goods. A corner is dedicated to the young ones, where it is possible to play with stilts, soap bubbles, and bay sesame seeds.
Nostalgic signs and goods from the Showa era create a space that can be enjoyed by both children and adults.
There is also a Omoide Soko (memorabilia) store, where cars, furniture, and toys from that time are on display, giving you a nostalgic atmosphere that can be enjoyed by both children and adults.