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| At first Suiginto and Tsukasa chan visited the remains of Toyama family's house where we used as dressing room. |
The Taisho street. Black wall and flagstone path were impressive. |
Taisho village office. The building was used as town hall until 1957. |
Taisho era started in 1912 and this year happened to be Taisho 100. |
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| The art museum. It was used as the elementary school. |
Kana wearing shrine maiden kimono joined them and walked up the slope. |
They got Taisho romantic hall. |
The monument of the 100th year anniversary of Taisho harp. |
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| In fornt of the gate of Miyake family's house with Wako chan wearing hakama style costume which was popular in the Taisho era. |
Suiginto whispered at Tsukasa's ear. |
They changed into Yahagi hakama. They might talk about this... |
Three kigurumi girls wearing Hakama. |
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| Plum blossoms were in bloom in the back courtyard of Miyake family's house. |
Again she came to Taisho street. |
Haruka chan and Suiginto was under one umbrella. |
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| OK, let's go to some museums in the village. |
Toy museum |
The reminiscence center. Hina dolls were displayed at many houses in the village like this. |
"Mew!" There were some cat-shaped ornaments by the window of the coffee shop named Cat's restful place. |
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| Not only tourist facilities but houses which residents were living were quaint. |
Taishomura resource center which was used as storehouse of the bank. |
Communications Museum. Previous post office. |
taking a rest at summerhouse. |
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| next she visited... |
Hachioji shrein. You may see lengthy stone steps. |
She went up stairs and then... |
she met another kigurumi girl. |
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| It was difficlut for her to go sown the stairs with Hakama... |
She changed back into her usual dress |
Roman Tei. souvenir shop for tourists |
She met Risa chan. |
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| It's about time to finish the photo session. |
They were back to the remains of Toyama family's house. |
At last, with Hotaru chan. |
Realy thanks to all participants and Taishomura staff. |
