このスポットについて
Founded in 1931 as a printing house, this shop creates goods that take the history and culture of Kyobashi as their subject. Handmade items include ippitsusen notepaper and postcards featuring nishiki-e prints by Okada Chikashi, an artist of Edo townsmen-firefighter woodblock prints (set of 5 cards, ¥1,100), and "Marugoto Meguri-cho", a goshuin (shrine-stamp) book that comes with a neighborhood walking map, ¥3,630.
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- Address
東京都中央区京橋2-6-5
2-6-5 Kyobashi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo
- Access
About 2 min walk from 京橋駅
- Hours
- MonClosed
- Tue12:00〜18:00
- Wed12:00〜18:00
- Thu12:00〜18:00
- Fri12:00〜18:00
- Sat12:00〜18:00
- SunClosed
- Closed
- Closed Sundays, Mondays, and public holidays
- Phone
- 0120-244-202
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