Yuasa Town, Wakayama Prefecture. It is known as the birthplace of soy sauce, and its townscape is still inherited. In the past, soy sauce shops were developed from the origin of soy sauce to 92 stores, and it prospered as a town where merchants came and went with people who came to buy it. From there, many soy sauce industries declined with the times, and many shops were converted into houses, and it became a residential area with many alleys. The remaining townscape is "inherited" as a brewing townscape with the smell of soy sauce. However, it is a town where the aging of the town progresses against the background of the history preservation. In this project, we will re-recognize the historical value of the landscape area where the soy sauce brewery remains, and propose a place to preserve the health of the elderly in a new space made by reassying the scenery while being involved in the soy sauce collection remaining in a space that can be used as a public bathhouse for the town.