A merchant inn built about 130 years ago. It seems that it was active as an inn until around 1995. There are miscellaneous goods and a cafe inside, and you can also go up to the second floor. The magnificent interior of the building and the Shinto altar are worth seeing at least once❗ There is still a well in the back, which is rarely seen these days, and water comes out.

Hotspot Chichibukan is a 100-year-old inn that has been renovated into a free rest facility for tourists. In addition to the souvenir shop, there is a Wi-Fi facility that complies with free spots, and charging from AC100V is also possible. (We do not lend out charging equipment, so if you bring your own, please feel free to use the outlet.) Enjoy freshly brewed coffee or soft serve ice cream while you rest while charging for free. It's a facility. Please stop by if your smartphone battery runs out during your trip to Chichibu. I named this facility.

This tourist facility is a renovated old wooden house. I was impressed by the fact that locally grown produce was sold on the veranda. Next to this building was a well that pumped out Chichibu's famous water.

I bought local vegetables! It's nice to have them lined up on the veranda, it's tasteful. Surprisingly cheap at 300 yen for a huge pile of shiitake mushrooms ^_^

There is a free rest area. You can also order drinks and ice cream. You can heal the fatigue of your travels in this renovated old Japanese house. There are also many anime goods and autographs.

This is definitely a recommended place! The clerk was very enthusiastic and kind. The shop has a wide variety of crafts and food items, and the atmosphere is calm. There are many rare commemorative products and exhibits from anime such as ``Anohana'' pilgrimage stamps and ``Anohana.'' I don't think it's an exaggeration to call it a place of pilgrimage.

アニメグッズが豊富です。 またマップもいただけます。 道路を挟んで反対側にの歩道にはあなるのマンホール蓋があります。

It is a spot that satisfies the feeling of being on a trip, with a combination of historic houses and souvenir shops. Auntie's customer service and explanations are polite. They also have fresh vegetables, so if you're looking for local produce, this is a must-try.

A quaint building. Inside, there are many Anohana goods on display and for sale. We also sell vegetables and sweets! There is a fee for parking, but there are various parking lots nearby (some 500 per day), so I used them. It's relatively close to the station! If you are a fan, please try it at least once 🎶

There are quite a variety of items, but the popular noodles are all sold out.

You can drink various types of Ichiro's malt.

(Translated by Google) I love that flower and made a pilgrimage to the sacred place, but this place is really recommended. Full of goods! This place is museum class. I'm glad I got to see Menma's last letter in person~ (crying) Oh, and the shaved ice was delicious, too. The huge Shinto altar is also a strange feeling. There's no air conditioning, but it's nice to feel like you're in the countryside. It's true that it takes courage to take off your shoes, but it feels good to overcome that. It's a waste to have only a stamp rally (Original) あの花好きで聖地巡礼したんですが、ここは本当におすすめ。グッズだらけ！もうここはミュージアム級でしょう。 めんまの最終回の手紙、実際にみれて良かった～(泣) あ、かき氷もすごいおいしかった。 でっかい神棚も不思議な感じ。 エアコンはないけれど、なんだか田舎のうちに来たような、そんな感じで良かったなー。 確かに靴脱いで上がるのは勇気いるけれど、そこを乗り越えるといい感じ。スタンプラリーだけなのはもったいないです

(Translated by Google) You can buy meals, souvenirs, vegetables, etc. The building has a nice atmosphere where you can feel the history. (Original) 食事、お土産、野菜など買えます。建物が歴史を感じれて良い雰囲気です。

The lady didn't speak English, but still did her best to help me out, while being friendly. If you are a fan of Anohana, gotta check the place.