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Fashion accessories have never been sweeter! This is the main branch of the accessory brand shop Q-Pot, created by designer Tadaaki Wakamatsu. The whole range is stocked here, including the popular ‘patisserie collection’, with its realistic cake and macaroon charms, as well as Disney-Pot and Q-Pot baby. These scrumptious accessories brighten the day of anyone who sees them, and they’re just about cute enough to eat!
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Transport Omotesando Station(Ginza line, Chiyoda lijne, Hanzomon line)
Telephone 03 5467 5470
Open 12：00-20：00
URL www.q-pot.jp/
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