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Floors, tabletops, clothes: if there's something that needs sweeping, you'll probably be able to find a broom for the task here. Shirokiya Denbe specialises in Edo-style brooms, beautifully crafted from bundles of grass. If you're looking for something to take home as a souvenir, they also do compact hand brooms that are ideal for getting dust off suits and jackets.
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Transport Takaracho Station (Asakusa line), Kyobashi Station (Ginza line)
Telephone 0120 375389
Open Mon-Sat 10am-7pm / Closed Sun, hols
URL www.edohouki.com
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