[A hideaway near Tokyo! A guide to experiencing Showa retro and cat town "Ome"]*

#TokyoConquest*** About an hour on the JR Chuo Line, leave the hustle and bustle of the city and head to Ome, where time flows slowly. This town, with its Showa-era retro signs and good old shopping streets, has an atmosphere like a movie set. In particular, the Showa Retro Products Museum is popular for its nostalgic items and the experience of finding out what happened on your birthday by looking up newspapers from that time. Also known as the "Cat Town," cat murals and objects are scattered throughout the town. At the "Door to Summer" near the station, you can take a break at a cat cafe while listening to the sound of trains. You can also spend an elegant time watching a classic movie at Cinema Neko, Japan's only wooden movie theater. If you love nature, head to Mt. Mitake in the west of the city. You can enjoy a spectacular view of Tokyo Skytree from the top by hiking or taking the ropeway. The seasonal scenery is also attractive, with rape blossoms in spring and autumn leaves in autumn. Ome is a place where you can spend a relaxing time while feeling the good old Japan. We recommend wandering around without a plan!