tourist information

It is a mixed Japanese and Western style building that was built in December 1901 as the head office of Ozu Commercial Bank.
It is characterized by its English brickwork and tiled roof.
Local crafts and specialty products are sold within the facility, and there is a rest space on the second floor.

Mt. Fuji in Ozu is famous for its azaleas, and it is said that there are over 60,000 azaleas from late April to early May.
In addition, you can enjoy various plants depending on the season, such as cherry blossoms and wisteria.
If you go to the observation deck or the top, you can see a panoramic view of the Hijikawa River.

This is a busy street that was the center of the castle town during the feudal period.
The town has an elegant townscape lined with old storehouses.
The name comes from the fact that it was the setting for the NHK TV drama series ``Onahan'' that aired in 1966.