Awesome layout and boat models! Great views

There are lots of specialty products from each of Tokyo's islands. The selection caters to those who can't visit directly, want a memento, or want to eat or drink something again. I do wish they'd expand the selection of alcoholic drinks and crafts/folk crafts a little more. You can also get brochures and information about each island, and the area in front of the shop is also the departure waiting lobby for the islands, so you can enjoy the atmosphere too. It's a very fun shop for island fans.

Since I was nearby, I bought island chili soy sauce. Online orders incur shipping fees, and I once received a bottle close to its best-before date, so I buy it here or at regional product fairs, where I can check properly.

I went hoping I might be able to eat something delicious, but they don't seem to serve food. There was nowhere to eat inside, so I had to go elsewhere. The souvenirs were fun, with items I hadn't seen at other regional specialty shops.

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For lunch, I had a fried medai sandwich (650円). The fish was freshly fried, crispy and fluffy, and the vegetables were fresh and juicy. Very delicious. This place is right near the office area in front of 浜松町 Station, but even at weekday lunchtime, there are seats available, so you can enjoy a relaxed meal. The walls are decorated with maps of 伊豆諸島 and 小笠原諸島 and island photos, and there's a souvenir section with island specialties by the entrance, so you can feel like you're on a little trip even during work. All seats are nonsmoking. The only electronic money accepted is nanaco. I'd be happy if they accepted Edy and Suica too. I returned on a later date and had “ひんぎゃの塩ラーメン” for 900円. Plenty of rock seaweed and ashitaba give it a rich flavor, while the soup is light, gentle, and deliciously layered.

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