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You may never have thought you'd hear yourself say, 'I really need a good pair of tweezers,' but when you see these shiny specimens, you might surprise yourself. Plus you can't argue with craftmanship handed down since 1783.
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Transport Ningyocho Station (Hibiya, Asakusa lines); Kodenmacho Station (Hibiya line)
Telephone 03 3661 4851
Open 9am-6pm (Sat until 5pm) / closed Sun & holidays
URL www.ubukeya.com/
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