This is a hat specialty store that sells original hats made by a long-established hat manufacturer that combines fashionability and patented technology, and sells the No. 1 brand in Japan.

At Rescue is one of the largest online retailers in Japan specializing in disaster preparedness goods and emergency kits, offering a wide range of supplies from personal home-use to corporate disaster planning, all supervised by disaster prevention experts.

Directly connected to Bashamichi Station and a 3-minute walk from Sakuragicho Station, the facility will be a lively hub for a variety of activities, creating a comfortable and attractive public space that encourages interaction among people and providing a place that anyone can easily use.

Rental studio in Suginami-ku Dance Atrium 1 minute from Shimotakaido on the Keio Line Dance, yoga, choir classes, ballet, belly dance, kids classes available

Near Setagaya Station on the Tokyu Railway

The Japan Aroma Distillery Association is a non-profit organization that aims to popularize and develop practical aromatherapy that is closely related to daily life through kitchen distillation. We run qualification courses for kitchen distillation, hold events and seminars, develop recipes for three types of ATR (arthur) that are produced through kitchen distillation, and conduct and support academic research.

A hidden café surrounded by rural scenery in Asakawa Town, Ishikawa District, Fukushima Prefecture. We offer carefully brewed coffee from beans selected from around the world using espresso machines and hand-drip methods, as well as hamburgers and sandwiches made with ATRY's original bread, and handmade sweets.

Stage mechanisms, sound systems, coordination with other departments, etc. are becoming more and more complex, and old skills are no longer able to keep up with these complexities. At @Sound Company, we do not tolerate a lack of training to keep up with the current systems.

A website providing trivia, photos, and sound tracks related to railways.

We make decisions (choices) every day, big or small, no matter what we do. I hope that you and I can remember these things at times and use them to help us make better choices.