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So much more to tryMAP 14You can create a unique Turkish lamp by mixing glass pieces of varying colours, shapes, and sizes as you desire. The homely ambience makes the challenge fun and relaxing. Parents and children might enjoy giving each other lamps. Turkish lamp making from ¥9,000.MAP 50courseMAP 18MAP 27MAP 30COURSE | 02courseMAP 24The shop’s interior is reminiscent of a shadowy seaside café with a blue colour scheme. They serve co■ee from Hokkaido, all-day breakfast, and desserts made with eggs from cage-free chickens. Try their Omurice for ¥1,250 or creme caramel for ¥480.MAP 56For only 480 yen, you can enjoy a variety of facilities, including an indoor bath with reclining and electric options, as well as an outdoor bath with a carbonated spring tub. There are three types of saunas, including a steam bath, to help you relax and center yourself. This bathhouse is the perfect place to end your trip. Admission is ¥480 (¥180 for primary school children, ¥70 for pre-school children).COURSE | 03Let’s keep going!!START03 Mitsui Outlet Park IrumaYou’re sure to find what you like at one of the best outlet malls in the Kanto region.04 Noaruna Turkish mosaic lampsCreate your own one-of-a-kind, gorgeous lamp.GOAL05 TajimaSavouring the burger steak of this old establishment is to know the essence of Iruma’s gastronomy. First, you should buy popular local bread for breakfast. Danish with seasonal fruit and soft-boiled egg in brioche are popular options. It’s open from 8am, so you can drop in before pottering around. Soft-boiled egg bun for ¥322, etc.MAP 51MAP 53This unique izakaya in Johnson Town is known for its handmade gyoza that comes in di■erent flavors, such as plain, which can be eaten without any sauce, pungent garlic, and creamy camembert cheese. The large pieces of gyoza are made from dough. Frozen gyoza is also available. Plain gyoza, 5 pieces, ¥690, etc.MAP 55Johnson Town is interesting because it has a variety of shops, including Asian and Scandinavian, as well as American general merchandise stores that align with the streetscape. You can easily lose track of time exploring various shops while taking breaks at restaurants and cafés.01 Iruma City Cultural Creation Atelier AmigoStart pottering from this place!GOAL08 Aqua Resort Iruma-no-YuWash away the sweat from your bike trip in a super sento (communal bath) that o■ers the best value. The shop specialises in tea processing, which is rare among tea shops in Iruma. They also o■er a variety of products that utilise the characteristics of tea leaves from 13 contract farmers. Recommended products include the well-balanced Tagosaku and Kumika, a tea bag that “surpasses the teapot.” The on-site factory is also open for tours. Kumika (pack of 12) ¥972, etc.MAP 52Chadokoro Street is a single road that runs west from the city center towards Ome and is surrounded by tea plantations on both sides for about 6 km. It’s truly refreshing to run down this street with the tea fields in full view! You can see Mt. Fuji on a clear day, and you will feel the vastness of the sky.MAP 54in pork dishes, MAP 57MAP 5803 Yamamori HontenThe go-to spot for selecting Sayama tea!The massive selection will overwhelm you.05 A single road through tea plantationsTake a relaxing walk down the path surrounded by tea plantations and feel the gentle breeze.this Johnson Town Specialising restaurant sources branded hogs from Chiba. The most popular lunch menu item is the succulent burger steak and craft sausage, served with lashings of gravy. In the evening, enjoy unique dishes like deep-fried pork. Burger steak with craft sausages priced at ¥1,800.Iruma is known for its outlet mall! ■e mall is easily accessible from the Tokyo city center, so you can spend plenty of time shopping. ■ere are also many fun and tasty spots in the surrounding area. ■is route starts at an outlet mall and allows you to enjoy the history, food and slightly unusual experiences of Iruma.01 The Old Ishikawagumi Silk Mills GuesthouseDiscover the industrial legacy that laid the groundwork for the growth of Iruma.02 GamusharaYou can’t shop on an empty stomach, can you?Boost your energy with Musashi Udon. Pottering is about ambling without any specific purpose, so how about taking this route?■e route has minimal inclines and declines, allowing you to look for your favourite Sayama tea while enjoying the picturesque Johnson Town with short breaks in between.You’ll have a fulfilling day, don’t you think?START02 BOULANGERIE PANJABreakfast at this bakery filled a dazzling selection.04 Ikenoya-EnConvenient tea bags make perfect gifts. The tea estate places great importance on their hand-rolling technique and final drying process. Todomecha gets its name from “Sayama tea captures you with its flavor” and makes for a perfect gift. There are two series available: a basic one that allows you to enjoy the original flavor of Sayama tea with each tea type and a daily one with herbal blends. Todomecha starts from ¥918.07 Shop around the general storesUnique shops everywhere! Knick-knack shopping in Johnson Town.0203Enjoy shopping and local cuisinePotter about to enjoy Sayama tea and photographyMugi to hacoThe star of the restaurant is their gyoza, a delicious dish that will satisfy your hunger!Kaigara KissaTake a co■ee break in Johnson Town.THE PORK SHOPFeast on a hearty pork dish in this American-style town!01030502040103050607080204