Several paid parking lots are within walking distance of the shopping street and district.
Yes, the Tanabata Festival is held every year in July, featuring colorful decorations and traditional performances.
Absolutely! Both areas are known for their local specialties, such as handmade pottery, traditional crafts, and regional snacks.
Yes, there are guided walking tours available that provide historical and cultural insights into the area.
While there are no specific rules, visitors are encouraged to respect the local culture, shops, and residents. Photos-taking is allowed, but please ask permission before taking photos of people or products. Overall, exploring leisurely and soaking in these historic areas' unique atmosphere is recommended.
