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Ginza Motoji
Traditional kimonos with a modern twist are found at this series of five stores. Even if you don’t plan to pick up a formal, or just an everyday, kimono, it is a fascinating place to look around, if only to be amazed at the range on offer. It is always a surprise to see that the kimono survives in a city where there is so much emphasis on the new and modern: on every Ginza street, there are clusters of ladies who lunch shuffling along in their vividly patterned kimonos. Closed Thursdays.
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