Iwanaga Baijuken in Nagasaki is a shop that makes and sells traditional Japanese sweets and confectionaries. It's been at it since 1830.
The store as it stands now was built in 1902.
The sweets lineup runs the gamut from classical recipes to modern reworkings of those recipes.
But beyond the traditional deliciousness. What struck me, were two 5 yen coins suspended from strings on one of the shop's central supports.
The pull of gravity means the strings are perfectly veritcal, But the posts aren't.
The shop has had this slight lean since August 9th, 1945.
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