Antique Mall Ginza

Ginza & Tsukiji


At this subterranean market of antique and retro goods, you can pick up anything from old lacquerware and pottery to beautifully embroidered obi (the broad belt of a kimono) and jewellery. There are also some European pieces. Some shops are willing to negotiate prices.


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