I arrived in Higashikawa late one evening, and the very next day, this was the first shop I went to. I was looking forward to visiting this shop ever since I knew I was going to move to Higashikawa, and I was not disappointed. The owner of the shop is very friendly and helpful, and she tried to engage with me in English in order to help me. While the space in the shop is limited, it is packed with many treasures. I was especially happy to find a selection of CDs, with a few surprises to add to my collection. There are clocks, some manga, jewelry boxes, and an assortment of many other things. It's worth a visit.

Cute store and very friendly owners!

‘Tsuki no Ongaeshi’? What could that be? I got curious and stopped by. Things nostalgic for those born in the Showa era, and fresh for those born in the Heisei era, were lined up all over~

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I went to ask about some antiques I didn't know what to do with. There are lots of antique shops in Asahikawa, but for a shy person like me, the owners sometimes seemed hard to talk to... This person taught me about things I didn't know and all sorts of stuff, and was easy to talk to! They said they'd like you to check Instagram for their business days.

A secondhand shop; I just went in to enjoy the atmosphere, didn't end up buying anything.