The store is lined with over 70 varieties of nostalgic dagashi (cheese snacks). The lineup includes sweet potato chips, karinto (karinto cookies), konpeito (candy candy), candy balls, and chocolate, making it a treat for everyone, from children to adults.
Another unique feature of Ueda Confectionery is that it sells its products by weight. You can purchase as little as 100g, so you can enjoy as much of your favorite dagashi as you like. The sight of the shopkeeper calculating your bill on an abacus is a nostalgic ambiance that can be enjoyed by people of all ages.

The store is dotted with photogenic spots, including candy boxes and Showa-era signs, making it a popular Instagram spot.

[Hidden Gem]
On the same street, you'll also find popular shops such as the local Japanese confectionery shop Aoyagi Kashiho, Tsuchiya Yubeshi Honpo Tennindo, famous for its yuzu mochi (rice cakes), the okonomiyaki restaurant Gomangoku, and the curry restaurant Curry no Yoshidaya.

[Useful points to consider]
There aren't many parking lots nearby, so it's a good idea to use the Takahashi City Tourist Parking Lot (paid), the parking lot around Takahashi City Library (paid), or the Takahashi City Hall Parking Lot (free on weekends and other days when the office is closed) and combine it with a stroll around town.