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123151263413456!!※Johnson Town is a residential area. Please be considerate not to disturb the residents while enjoying the streetscape and atmosphere.The entire city ■ a m■eum!One ■ ■e larg■t Is ■■ ■e U.S. ■ Saitama!?IRUMA CITY GUIDEBOOK & MAPIRUMA CITY GUIDEBOOK & MAPMITSUI OUTLET PARKIRUMA CITY GUIDEBOOK & MAPJOHNSON TOWNCULTURAL ASSETSOne of the best outlet malls in Kanto boasts nearly 200 shops with high-fashion brands, children’s items, accessories, and general merchandise, all spread across two floors. There is also a park on the premises, which is a great place to enjoy with your furry friends.MAP 15It is not a cigarette vending machine, as these have been on the decline in recent years. The product is a cigarette-like package that contains powdered tea sticks produced in Iruma. It is called Chabacco, and it is only available in the Iruma mascot, IRUTEA’s design. The price of Chabacco (8 sticks) is ¥600.The owner’s family hand-renovated the old house café using reclaimed timber from U.S. military homes. The owner, a food specialist, serves Hawaiian and ethnic food as well as a café menu. Dishes include garlic shrimp for ¥1,100 and phat kaphrao for ¥880.MAP 08Enjoy a delicious American beef sirloin steak with a soy-based sauce that has a punchy garlic flavor. This satisfying 200g steak is served with rice, soup, and a soft drink during lunch hours. Bring your pets along, as they are welcome on the terrace. The menu also features an East Beef Steak for ¥1,730.MAP 09Curries made with house-made roux, free from oil and flour, have a light texture while still allowing the flavors of the vegetables and spices to shine through. They are nutritious and include a choice of meat (chicken, pork, or beef) and about 10 kinds of deep-fried vegetables. Seasonal fried vegetable curry starts from ¥1,250.MAP 10The outlet’s exclusive menu features the Special Niboshi Ramen and Nagoya Kochin Chicken Ramen to delight Yoshikawa fans. It is a great choice for families as they also o■er children’s ramen for ¥600, alongside their special niboshi ramen for ¥1,100.MAP 15A popular spot to easily enjoy the flavors of the famous Roppongi '37 Steakhouse & Bar'. The steak uses US-sourced lean meat to savor the true taste of beef. Exclusive dishes include hand-kneaded beef hamburgers and curry. Australian sirloin steak 200g for 2,055 yen and more.MAP 16Freshly fried doughnuts are small in size and come in boxes for sharing, while a variety of crêpes with a sticky texture and subtle sweetness are also available. The doughnuts and crêpes are made with Hokkaido wheat and organic soymilk. They're delicious even cold. Doughnuts start at ¥430, crêpes at ¥400.MAP 17The premises are furnished with benches and stools with tree motifs, reflecting the forest concept in reference to the verdant Iruma.The first mall outlet of Yoshikawa, a popular ramen shop in Saitama!Savour a popular steak house’s meat at reasonable prices!Add a bit of joy with something flu■y and gently sweet♪Sayama tea production toolsThere are 255 tools for making tea that have been registered as Japan’s tangible folk cultural properties. These include the drier for hand-rolling and kokuri boards, which are unique to the Sayama region. You can view some of these tools at Iruma City Museum ALIT.This bakery specializes in freshly baked Japanese rice-flour bread, side dishes, and sweet treats for both dine-in and takeout options. The gelato shop o■ers a rotating selection of 12 handmade flavors that change with the seasons.MAP 11its MAP 12The store o■ers a range of furniture and home decor items that are not limited by current trends or fads. Their concept revolves around providing customers with quality pieces that can be cherished for many years to come. They mainly focus on Karimoku 60 and Tendo Mokko products. They o■er originally designed rugs starting at ¥31,350.MAP 13It served as a guesthouse MAP 18MAP 19The Old Ishikawagumi Silk Mills GuesthouseThis European-style wooden building was built by the Ishikawa group, who amassed wealth from the silk industry. foreign merchants. The second-floor hall features priceless stained-glass windows that depict Sikunsi: orchid, bamboo, chrysanthemum, and plum. When planning a visit, confirm the opening dates.Nishikubo Kanzeon no KanehariThe inzei nembutsu, with its distinct melody, is rhythmically combined with four gongs and drums in a folk performance designated as an intangible cultural asset by Saitama Prefecture. The event takes place twice a year on January 17th and August 17th at noon. Experience the sound of prayers for happiness and protection from disasters.for MAP 20Hand-rolled Sayama teaSayama tea is known for its thick leaves, which are a result of the colder climate in the region where it is grown. To cater to these tea leaves, unique production methods and tools such as hiire (final drying) and hand-rolling have been developed. As a result, Sayama tea has gained a reputation for its exceptional taste.The tea has won numerous awards at the National Hand-Rolled Tea Fair.The Old Kurosu BankThe bank’s head o■ce, where Shibusawa Eiichi acted as an advisor during its establishment, was built in 1909 and still stands today. It is a designated cultural property of the city, with some windowpanes dating back to the Meiji era. The building is planned to be renovated to restore the black plaster coating of the Meiji era.*The building is currently closed to visitors due to renovation work.The range includes both essentials and bargains, guaranteed to delight!Enjoy vibrant tropical cuisine at a traditional U.S. military house. Enjoy U.S. beef steak with gusto at the American-style diner. Enjoy genuine curries with a roux crafted from vegetables and spices.Over 100 varieties of chewy rice flour bread are baked every morning!An artistic space of folds and light created by unique technology.miura-ori Art GalleryBIWAPOTYumiko Biwa is a renowned artist whose gallery is famous for her works based on Miura folding, a special type of geometrical folding. The gallery is also popular for light object “umbel” and Miura-folding workshops for children.O■ering a wide variety of furniture with enduring designs.If you’ve travelled to Iruma, Mitsui Outlet Park Iruma is a must-visit. ■ere are many things to discover,including fashion, the 700-seat food court, and culinary delights!Spend an entire day or make several visits to explore the mall’s many surprises.But wait, are those Japanese people walking around? You’re not in an alternate dimension, but in Johnson Town, where the U.S. military base was located nearby.■e area is dotted with eateries and stores that embrace the vintage U.S. military housing ambience.Let’s go to the shops filled with the spirit of traditional America and the dreams of unique store owners.Soak up the ambience of Taisho in a national tangible cultural property that has been featured in numerous film productions.In Iruma, tea has been a significant part of the area’s culture since ancient times. Over 70 historical heritage sites, traditional crafts, and modern architecture that have been passed down through generations in the area are designated as national, prefectural, or municipal cultural assets. ■ese include facilities related to tea and places associated with Shibusawa Eiichi, who is the face of the new ¥10,000 bill. Out of these, five examples are chosen to represent the category.Sometimes fiercely and sometimes lightly.Try this valuable biannual experience. ■e innovations of pioneers led to the exceptional-tasting Sayama tea.Symbolic of the region and designated as the city’s intangible cultural asset.An important Meiji-era bank buildingassociated with Shibusawa Eiichi.Mellow Food CafeEAST CONTENTS CAFECurry FukumitsudoRamen Yoshikawa18½ SteakhouseLil’ Donuts & CrepeJOHNSON TOWNMAPCultural LegaciesKoigakuboKurashino KagutenChabaccoThought it was tobacco? It's tea! Look for it while shopping.in Kanto02Johnson TownExperience an 03Outlet MallExplore the Over04and Whitewashed Houses. with English Signs 0103040205