Bunny
Our store is the second branch of Inaba, a tourist souvenir shop located in front of our store. We look forward to working with Inaba.
Bunsen-Do
It is a specialty store of fans loved by many professionals and cultural figures such as Kabuki actors, geisha, and rakugo (comic storytellers).
Chikyu-Do Bookstore
It is a long-established antiquarian bookstore on Denboin Street that has been in business for over 50 years.
Cho-Ya
Shiseido International Cosmetics (CPB, DP, BQ), luxury cosmetics and Désirah Enver are handled by this store.
Daisy
Located in Asakusa, the national center of the leather local industry, we offer bags, accessories, and wallets to meet the needs of our discerning customers.
Dancing Costume: Fuji-Ya
We are a long-established company dealing in dance costumes and Japanese accessories. The store is located in Asakusa Nakamise shopping street.
Doll Store: Musashiya
A variety of lucky beckoning cats that bring good fortune are on display. We look forward to seeing you at Manpuku in our store. We also have a large selection of Japanese dolls and Hagoita. It is marked by a large sign with a picture of a beckoning cat.
Dyed Tenugui Hand Towel: Fuji-Ya
Each hand towel is an original design drawn by the owner of Fujiya. The sensitivity of Fujiya, passed down from the first to the second and third generations, expresses a design that is in tune with the times while preserving tradition.
Edo Tombo-Dama Miharu
A specialty store and workshop where visitors can try their hand at making dragonfly beads.
Edo-Style Small Toys: Nakamise
Sukeroku is the only store in Japan that has been selling Edo hobby small toys since the end of the Edo period. There is a reason why we are particular about small toys and bean toys instead of just toys. During the reign of the 8th Shogun Yoshimune, a ban on extravagance was imposed, and the large, lavishly decorated toys enjoyed by wealthy townspeople were outlawed.
Elyts Asakusa
We are a women’s clothing store located on the Asakusa Public Hall side of Ichifuku Koji. Our store is directly managed by the manufacturer with a full line of cotton voile and wool voile products made purely in Japan.
Festival Goods: Asakusa Nakaya
A specialty store specializing in festival goods founded in 1910. The main store, located near Sensoji Temple and Senso Shrine, is in front of “Bentenzan no Kanezukido,” famous for the temple bell on New Year’s Eve, and is marked by a signboard in the shape of Senja-fuda (a type of paper signboard used at many shrines).