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[...] Description Edo Miyage (江戸みやげ or “Edo Souvenirs”) is one of the many small, yet plentiful shops along the famous street of shops known as “Nakamise-dori” in Asakusa. Edo Miyage, as [...]

[...] Description Fujiya (富士屋) is one of the many small, yet plentiful shops along the famous street of shops known as “Nakamise-dori” in Asakusa. Fujiya, as written on [...]

[...] Description Fukumitsu-ya is one of the many small, yet plentiful shops along the famous street of shops known as “Nakamise-dori” in Asakusa, and perhaps one of the [...]

[...] or “Edo Souvenirs”) is one of the many small, yet plentiful shops along the famous street of shops known as “Nakamise-dori” in Asakusa. Edo Miyage, as the English [...]

[...] Description Fujiya (富士屋) is one of the many small, yet plentiful shops along the famous street of shops known as “Nakamise-dori” in Asakusa. Fujiya, as written on its sign, sells kimonos, [...]

[...] Description Fukumitsu-ya is one of the many small, yet plentiful shops along the famous street of shops known as “Nakamise-dori” in Asakusa, and perhaps one of the best general shops for [...]

[...] by Derek Winston “I have to do this. The lady at the website assigned it to me,” I kept my gaze low, hoping to [...]

[...] by Derek Winston When I first started looking around for used bookstores in Tokyo, a number of people told me [...]

[...] Blue Note Tokyo is a live house in central Tokyo that plays host to some of the world’s best musicians and singers. Entry/ticket cost depends [...]

[...] bookstore from back home? Well, Good Day Books might be the answer. Located in Gotanda in central Tokyo, Good Day Books carries the largest selection of English-language books in the country, both [...]