The signboard architectural store is built mainly from the late Taisho era to the early Showa period, and is still a store architecture that is still found in the city center and in the suburbs, mainly in the Kanto Koshin -Etsu area.

From the lesson of the Great Kanto Earthquake in 1923 (Taisho 12), the front (facade) of the building is flattened, using fire -resistant materials such as tiles, copper plates, and mortar, arched windows, and copper plates like Edo Komon. It features a variety of designs, such as launching a launch pattern. It can be used to reproduce various scenes from the early Showa era to the present, from metropolitan areas to local cities. ,,

The front part is a variety of lineups, "copper plate", "mortar", "masonry" and "tile". Signboard building shop 1 (copper plate) and 2 (mortar) express a clothesline on the back. The corner store is commercialized by the difference between the left and right direction and the front.

Really reproduce the street corner. Shops other than the square shops can create a variety of cityscape by changing the facade by the separately sold "signboard architecture shop, front -side replacement kit". (Applicable to 23-471 ~ 23-474), painted finished product, dedicated seal attached