Showa no Yumemachi 3 Chome-kan is a museum modeled after a classroom, candy store, clothing store and house of the Showa period.
Travel back in time at Showa Roman-gura, a themed attraction that takes you back to the Showa Era (1926-1989) in Japan. They also have one of Oita's Team Lab exhibitions where you can make your drawings come to life!
Showa no Machi is a shopping street with retro shops reminiscent of the Showa period.
Their (boneless) fried chicken is perfectly crispy on the outside but still very juicy on the inside, and it's completed with their secret homemade sauce--so tasty that it got the attention of a national TV show "Jinsei no Rakuen" and TV Asahi. They also offer take-away menu that is convenient to eat while strolling around the "Showa Town" next door.
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The Showa-kan is a Japanese style resort (ryokan) in Ginzan hot-spring, and has an outside bath on the top floor looking out over the valley.
Showa Period Village Theme Park (also known as Heisei Memorial Park) in Minokamo City has been created to resemble idyllic country life during the Showa era.
Showa no Machi is a shopping street with retro shops reminiscent of the Showa period.
Travel back in time at Showa Roman-gura, a themed attraction that takes you back to the Showa Era (1926-1989) in Japan. They also have one of Oita's Team Lab exhibitions where you can make your drawings come to life!
Showa Kinen is a beautiful park best enjoyed during the cherry blossom season in spring, or during autumn when the leaves are turning red.
Filled with vintage memorabilia from the Showa period (1926-1989), this shop is located about a 10-minute walk south of Kanazawa Castle Park. The small space fe