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- Be the first to find out what's hot in Chuo City!
- vol.6
- Take a leisurely stroll
- and make some discoveries! Highlights of the Chuo backstreets
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One step removed from the main streets, a world of intricate and enticing backstreets spreads before you.
Here, a seemingly aimless stroll may lead you to a unique store or refined specialist retailing carefully selected wares!
One step removed from the main streets, a world of intricate and enticing backstreets spreads before you.
Here, a seemingly aimless stroll may lead you to a unique store or refined specialist retailing carefully selected wares!
- * Published content contains information as of September 2017. Business days, business hours, rates, etc. may be changed due to the circumstances of the place of publication. Please check with each publisher for the latest information.
- [Updated on September 29, 2017]
- Hinata Note
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A gallery shop featuring shelves lined with pieces from 50 craftspeople, and including ceramics, glass and dyed and woven textiles, they offer a warm and relaxing sales space. Their earnest, heart-felt motto is nothing less than “allowing people to live wonderful, fun lives.”Many customers stop by the store while taking a stroll.
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- Nekoya
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A shop located behind Monja Street. As the name, which means "Cat Store," suggests, here they sell only cat-related merchandise. From reasonably priced items such as key holders through to unique and expensive works of cat-art, they have established a loyal fan base among cat lovers young and old regardless of the fact the store is only open on the weekend. You’ll even find original goods that can only be purchased here, such as badges and ornaments featuring the highly Tsukishima-appropriate Monja Cat.
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