Lined with snack stalls, souvenir shops, antiques, and a few small cafes, this narrow shopping street has a slightly nostalgic feel. It was originally built along the river, and its name comes from the long, narrow shape of the riverbank. Years ago, kajika frogs — a species that lives only in clean streams — could be heard here. They're gone now, but the area has embraced the frog as a symbol of local pride and revival. You'll spot frog statues along the way.

There’s also a staircase HERE (google maps) that leads down to the river, where you’ll find a small rest area with simple stone benches. It’s an especially nice spot to cool off on a hot summer day. I’ve attached a photo of the stairs.