Here we can find three Hyaku-en shops:
1. "Daiso 1" - go up to the JR-Rokkomichi train station. When cou go out from the station, turn the
right, go straight, then you will see some shops and you have to pass the escalator on right side, continue go straight and raise a small staircase (five or six steps). Continue go straight and cross the pedestrian's bridge to reach the another building, then turn the right and enter to the left side in the door glasses shopping, beside the travel agency. The 100 yen shop is behind the escalator, on the same floor.
1. "Daiso 1" - go up to the JR-Rokkomichi train station. When cou go out from the station, turn the
right, go straight, then you will see some shops and you have to pass the escalator on right side, continue go straight and raise a small staircase (five or six steps). Continue go straight and cross the pedestrian's bridge to reach the another building, then turn the right and enter to the left side in the door glasses shopping, beside the travel agency. The 100 yen shop is behind the escalator, on the same floor. 
2. 
"Daiso 2" - to get this 100 yen shop, you have to follow the steps above till the door-glasses shopping, but not enter in the shopping, continue go straight and cross the another bridge, to reach the another building, in the other side of the street. As soon as you enter in this building, you can see the Daiso. If you wanto to go from the street, just enter inside the supermarkt, go up to the escalator, you will be in front of the 100 yen shop.
3.
This shop has a Japanese name, which means: " tomato ... ". It is small and narrow shop, due to quantity of offered products. The shop is located from another side of the JR-Rokkomichi train station. Go out from the station, turn to the left side. In front of the station there is a shopping center, turn the left between the shopping center and the train station, go straight to the street and turn on the right and go up to the end of the block. The shop is going to be from another side of the street, in the corner, opposite to the shopping center.
This shop has a Japanese name, which means: " tomato ... ". It is small and narrow shop, due to quantity of offered products. The shop is located from another side of the JR-Rokkomichi train station. Go out from the station, turn to the left side. In front of the station there is a shopping center, turn the left between the shopping center and the train station, go straight to the street and turn on the right and go up to the end of the block. The shop is going to be from another side of the street, in the corner, opposite to the shopping center.
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