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Well worth seeking out, this specialist pencil and ballpoint pen shop – tucked away on a Ginza back street – is sure to please stationery buffs of all persuasions. Modern and retro-styled pens and letter sets vie for attention, but the biggest draw is the selection of lacquered pencils (from ¥1,600), made using traditional techniques to produce a range of different finishes.
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Transport Ginza Station (Ginza, Marunouchi, Hibiya lines)
Telephone 03 3563 5052
Open Mon-Fri noon-7pm, Sat, Sun & hols 1pm-6pm / Irregular holidays
URL www.gojuon.com
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