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Looking to upgrade your chopsticks? Head to Ginza Natsuno, which stocks over 1000 different kinds, and browse until you find the perfect pair. Varying by shape, thickness, and material, some of the sticks are specifically crafted for use with hard-to-catch ingredients like tofu, noodles, and beans, while you can even find convenient travel-use products in the back.
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Transport Omotesando Station, exit A2
Telephone 03-3403-6033
Open 10am-8pm (Sun until 7pm)
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