This shop developed from grain merchants in the 1800s and now deals with fruit and souvenirs. Its headquarters building was built in 1924 before having its interior renovated and becoming a store that kept the same exterior. The building continues to give off an air of fantastic elegance and sleekness that was characteristic of Taisho Period modernism. This must-see building is a symbol of Ueda City, which was referred to as the “silk capital.”
“Misuzuame” candy is a Nagano specialty that was first produced in the late Meiji Period and has been loved for over 100 years.

Hours | 10:00 - 18:00 |
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Closed | Dec 31st afternoon, Jan 1st |
Tel | 0268-23-2150 |
English Menu | Available |
Wi-Fi | Unavailable |
Credit card | Possible |
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Access from Ueda Sta
- 2 min on foot (in front of the station)