In the wooden building of a long-established furniture store in Ome-juku, 3,000 nostalgic everyday goods are lined up on display, centered on product packaging for sweets, medicines, and the like from around Showa 30–40, along with toys, posters, drink cans, and more. The birthplace of "Showa Retro," where movie billboards by Ome-born movie billboard painter "Mr. Bankan Kubo" are also displayed‼️ On the 2nd floor, there's the "Yuki-onna Room," which exhibits materials showing that the origin of Yakumo Koizumi's ghost story "Yuki-onna" lay in a legend handed down in Ome.