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Japanese paper specialist Kyukyodo opened its first shop in Kyoto in 1663 and supplied incense to the Imperial Palace during the Edo period. Still run by the Kumagai family that founded it, the shop moved to Tokyo in 1880. This branch in Ginza, with its distinctive arched brick entrance, still sells incense, alongside a selection of seasonal gift cards and lots of small, moderately priced items (boxes, notebooks, picture frames) made from colourful washi.
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Transport Ginza Station (Ginza, Hibiya, Marunouchi lines), exit A2
Telephone 03 3571 4429
Open Mon-Sat 10am-7.30pm, Sun 11am-7pm
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