An ume (plum) specialty store originating from the Chinryutei restaurant, a restaurant founded in 1873 by the last head chef of Odawara Castle. We sell umeboshi (pickled plum), processed ume products, ume sweets, and umeshu (plum wine). With more than just the old-fashioned sour and salty umeboshi, we offer 10 different types for you to try, with samples available in-store. We also offer non-ume products locally to Kanagawa Prefecture, including yaezakura and red perilla, as well as baked sweets using lemons and cherry blossoms from Odawara. Our "ume brownie" is our most popular item and is often featured in the media. We are extremely proud of our lineup of umeshu-based products, made with love with local ingredients.

The Convention Hall is located on the 4th floor of Minaca Odawara, which opened in December 2020. Conveniently located with just a three-minute walk from Odawara Station, and with easy access from Tokyo, Nagoya, and Osaka, it accommodates a wide range of events, from conferences and meetings for 10 people to seminars and lectures for 300 people, as well as exhibitions and sales meetings, with a flexible layout to suit various group sizes and purposes. A variety of equipment can be rented, and banquet plans with buffets are also available.

Odawara New Castle Town, with its Edo atmosphere, and Minaka Odawara, which is divided into two towers, are home to a variety of food and beverage stores. The "Seisho Food Stadium" features a variety of popular local restaurants from the Odawara and Seisho areas. Anybody can enjoy time here, regardless of age.

A compact city hotel directly connected to the east exit of Odawara Station, located in the Minaka Odawara complex. Natural hot spring water is sourced from Hakone-Yumoto. This hotel offers great convenience as a base for sightseeing in Hakone and Atami.

Odawara is home to a number of attractions, including Odawara Castle—the centerpiece of its castle ruins park, Miyuki Beach, Kamaboko Street (part of the historic Old Tokaido Road), and Odawara Fishing Port, as well as traditional crafts like Odawara lacquerware and Odawara Chochin (paper lanterns). At the fishing port, you can enjoy fresh sashimi, fried seafood, and the local variation of Kamaboko (a steamed fish paste product). The Odawara Castle & City Walking Tour (approx. half-day) takes you to Odawara Castle's main keep for panoramic views of the city and Sagami Bay, immerses you in history, and guides you through the historic streetscape. Explore the castle town where you can enjoy crafts and local cuisine. Itinerary: Odawara Station → Odawara Castle → Miyuki Beach → Fureai Exchange Center (Kamaboko Street Rest Area) → Lacquerware & Pottery Gallery (Odawara Lacquerware Shop) → Odawara/Ejima (Washi Paper & Japanese Tea Shop) → Odawara Station