Ohanahan Street

**The brick hall is free.** 1901, English bond, Japanese tiles, and the character for commerce on the ridge. Nine to five, closed only over the New Year. **Walk the whole quarter.** Ohanahan-dori is short; the surrounding lanes of earthen wall and plaster are what make it a townscape rather than a photo stop. **Pokopen Yokocho runs on set days.** A recreated early Showa street beside the brick hall, with stalls and games. Check the schedule — it is not open daily. **It connects to Garyu Sanso.** The villa on the river is a short walk and a combined ticket exists with other Ozu sites. **Cormorant fishing in summer.** Ozu runs ukai on the Hiji river from June to September, which is the other reason to be here.