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Touring the townscape by rickshaw
The morning of the second day welcomes you with a somewhat nostalgic atmosphere of Ozu. Dressing in a kimono and walking through the quaint townscape will make you feel as if you have stepped back in time to the Taisho era. As you ride a rickshaw and cruise around the stone-paved Ohanahan Street, carp swimming in the waterways bring in the cool air, and flowers arranged in bamboo tubes add color to your journey.
“Omoide Soko (memorabilia)” brings back the Showa era
At Omoide Soko (memorabilia), which retains the atmosphere of the 1950s, the townscape of the time has been recreated, including a candy store, a barber shop, and a police box. Adults and children alike will be captivated by the worldview that will bring a sense of nostalgia to anyone and tickle the childish spirit.
Encounter craft at “Ozu Akarengakan”
`` Ozu Akarengakan'' was built in a style that combines Japanese and Western style. Inside this historic building, there are many miscellaneous goods and pottery made by craft by Craftsman from Ozu and Ehime. Just looking at the product lineup will make your heart skip a beat, including the smooth texture and sophisticated design of Tobeyaki ceramics from Ehime Prefecture, and accessories made from cocoons from Ozu.
For souvenirs, go to “Machi no Eki Asamoya”
At Ozu Ozu Town Station, you can purchase Ozu 's specialty products, such as Shigure (delicacy) and other Japanese Japanese confectionary, Local sake, and processed products. There are demonstration sales as well, so Asamoya is the best place to find souvenirs unique to Ozu. One of the joys of traveling is choosing souvenirs while looking back on your memories.
On the way home from Ozu Station
Enjoy the beautiful scenery, enjoy the delicious food, and think about the culture that has been passed down. While waiting for the train at Ozu Station, the sunset over Ozu illuminates the end of the trip. I felt a beauty that is hard to describe in Ozu castle-town, which is rich in history and heart and has a rich sense of humanity.