A short walk from Iwamura Station, you'll find a street stretching over a kilometer long, with seating available in front of the post office. The street is lined with traditional shops and buildings. Though not in front of the post office, you'll spot old advertisements displayed in various locations. The enamel sign for the powerful insecticide "High Earth" is nostalgic, isn't it? It used to be all over town, along with the spiral mosquito coil. I remember seeing them when I was little. There was also a flyer advertising a Kenji Sawada on-stage performance! Julie was so young! And 2,000 yen for an S seat is a steal!

A short walk from Iwamura Station, you'll find a street stretching over a kilometer long, with seating available in front of the post office. The street is lined with traditional shops and buildings. Though not in front of the post office, you'll spot old advertisements displayed in various locations. The enamel sign for the powerful insecticide "High Earth" is nostalgic, isn't it? It used to be all over town, along with the spiral mosquito coil. I remember seeing them when I was little. There was also a flyer advertising a Kenji Sawada on-stage performance! Julie was so young! And 2,000 yen for an S seat is a steal!