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I have a daughter that loves japanese nick nacks. Can you tell me how I can contact or how to be able to join a tour at Meiji´s factory or any other chocolate/ candy factory in japan?
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Sure! I added the phone number and address for the Meiji tour in the comments section of that post. I hope your daughter is able to visit there someday soon.
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Hi Susan, thanks for following my blog. My writing is always behind time but I thought I will just put it out there to share my experience and hopefully give some inspiration to other. Thanks again.
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I’ve really enjoyed reading your posts on Japan! It looks like you had an incredible trip. I’ll look forward to reading about your future travels.
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Hi Susan. We really did and my son loved the food. The people are amazing. We will certainly be back to Japan in the near future. Will kepp reading your post too.
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Hi Susan. We are staying in Akishima for 2 1/2 months. I brought 3 books with me that I’ve read and now, I’m finding it difficult to find paperbacks in English. Where can I find these books close to Akishima (I don’t drive)?
Thanks,
Myra
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Hi Myra,
Welcome to Tokyo! I know that Books Orion in Tachikawa has an English section. You could take the train to Tachikawa station. Exit on the north side (toward Lumine department store.) It’s kind of hard to describe how to find the store, but you should head left on the elevated walkway once you are outside, aiming toward the Isetan department store. Go a little beyond that and look for an HMV music store. The Orion shop is in the same building, but up one floor, I think. I was a little fuzzy on the directions the first time I went, too, but it wasn’t hard to find. I hope this helps!
Susan
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