The building also has a Taisho retro feel. Although it is small in size, it is full of attractions.

I've known about the Konanzuke Museum for a long time, but this was my first visit. You can of course learn about the history of Konanzuke, but you can also see traditional Japanese buildings, tools used in the past, and a Japanese garden for free. It was a building that gave me a nostalgic feeling of the atmosphere of my grandparents' house, which was completely destroyed in the Great Hanshin-Awaji Earthquake. Restaurants and cafes are currently temporarily closed due to the coronavirus, but I thought it would be even more wonderful to be able to eat and drink in a place with this great atmosphere. Someday, when restaurants and cafes reopen, I would like to use them again. A registered tangible cultural property of the country, please come and see it.

The process of making Konanzuke, You can take a look at the materials. … A Konanzuke tasting shop is located on the same premises. There is also a soba restaurant and a sushi restaurant. Even in the museum, take your time ☕️🍰 You can also have tea and light snacks. When you step outside, there is a well-maintained garden. You can spend a relaxing time here.

Every time I pass R43, I get curious and make a reservation. When I looked it up on the internet, I found out that you can eat there. I immediately made a reservation for lunch and went. 5 minutes walk from Hanshin Shinzaike stop? Go south until you reach the R43, turn left and immediately on your left. I can see it. The site is smaller than I expected. The restaurant is ① Sushi restaurant ② Udon and soba restaurant ③ Coffee shop ④ Japanese restaurant… I made a reservation for lunch at Japanese restaurant ④ and had it. This Japanese restaurant is located in the same building as the museum. After eating, I took a leisurely look around the museum. Free. The museum inside the museum has no doors, so anyone can easily view it. The restaurant for lunch was "Japanese". It's tatami. A table and cushions were provided. I wonder if my legs are painful. It looks like a normal private house. There is something that looks like an alcove, Before that, we were shown around. Lunch was a set meal. The inside of the store was quiet and relaxing. It was delicious☆☆☆ A coffee shop is next door. Unlike a normal coffee shop, it might be better to think of it as only serving coffee... There are one or two types of cake, and the one we received was pound cake. The staff at the coffee shop seem to work at a Japanese restaurant. The coffee was delicious, but the cake was... I regained my composure and went outside to the store. Amazake is also available, of course! Various types of Konan pickles... There was even wine. I bought a lot ◎

After doing some shopping at the Konanzuke main store next door, I went to a museum that I had been interested in for some time (On March 19, 2010, the Konanzuke Museum was selected as a nationally registered tangible cultural property). . This building was built in 1930 and survived the war and the Great Hanshin-Awaji Earthquake. After entering the museum and having a look around, I went to the ``Muko no Sato Cafe'' and enjoyed an iced coffee on a fluffy sofa while feeling the Showa era, enjoying the different space.

That's right, this is the Konanzuke Museum. It's hard to decide since there are so many Narazuke, but I think the gourd is the most delicious.

This is a famous Konan pickle shop in Kobe! ️Kobe is famous for sake. This is a long-established store that uses the sake lees to make delicious pickles! ️

It's simple, but there are a lot of good materials! A little bit old fashioned, however there's a lot of information about Japanese pickles!

Heisuke Chaya inside the museum. You can have a relaxing meal. The menu is small, but refills for the oven-cooked rice are served in ohitsu. Although the side dishes are small, it might be good for people who love rice!

Admission is free. You can relax and enjoy coffee or Japanese tea in an antique room (for a fee). You can purchase Konanzuke and various Nada alcoholic beverages at the adjacent shop, and there is also a parking lot.