This is a museum dedicated to Kanlei Kano, a Western-style painter from Yasugi City who continued to wish for peace. In addition to Wan Lie's paintings, the museum exhibits the achievements of Japanese war criminals in the Philippines after the war, such as pleading for their lives, and is useful for children's peace education.

Since 2003, it has been ranked as "Japan's No. 1" in a series of rankings by American magazines specializing in Japanese gardens.

Yasugi has developed as a loading port for tatara iron manufacturing, and as a town of tatara iron manufacturing, an important industry in Izumo since ancient times, it still retains its unique port town atmosphere.

This bookstore is located in a renovated old private house from the Meiji era, and mainly sells children's books (picture books) as well as miscellaneous goods. The inside of the store is filled with a warm and friendly atmosphere that soothes and excites the hearts of those who visit.

Handmade bread baked in a stone kiln made by a craftsman who is in love with wheat flour is exquisite!
There are 25 to 30 types of bread, including basic sweet buns, side dish breads, and baked sweets, as well as highly recommended hard breads.
Please enjoy the bread that is carefully selected and made with love!