The Tibetan Street is a well-preserved Japanese-style historical building and street. The Japanese meaning of hidden here is warehouse. Next to the river called Babochuan, during the Edo shogunate, the transactions between Tochigi and Edo (Tokyo) were transported through Babochuan, and local wealthy people built warehouses along the banks of Babochuan. If you have leisure time, you can take a boat tour, listen to the fishermen singing local folk songs, and feed the millennium old fish here. Anyway, I heard that the fish here are older than me. I feel that I am a thousand years old demon. The Sano Ramen is a Chinese-style ramen. This noodle is a bit like the Chinese hand-faced noodle. The soup base looks light, but the salty taste is heavy. If you pass by Sano, it is recommended to eat a bowl of authentic Sano Ramen. Ah, not enough to make dumplings~