This is a commemorative museum of Ezaki Glico, a world-famous confectionery manufacturer whose trademark was the red box and goal-in mark. Ezaki Glico, founded in 1921 by Riichi Ezaki, used the highly nutritious glycogen contained in oyster broth discarded by fishermen in the Ariake Sea to make caramel, and its deliciousness became popular. The origin is that. After that, they produced a variety of sweets such as Bisco, Pretz, and Pocky, which are popular not only in Japan but also in Asian and European countries. Currently headquartered in Nishiyodogawa Ward, Osaka City, the company is active in the fields of frozen desserts, foods, health foods, dairy products, food ingredients, new materials, and other fields in addition to confectionery. The Ezaki Memorial Hall, located on the premises of the head office, exhibits and introduces the history of Ezaki Glico, as well as the packaging of numerous products, past advertisements and campaigns, many of Glico's toys, and the company's founder, Riichi Ezaki. has been done. You might even find some nostalgic toys.

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