Are there scrapbooking stores in Tokyo or Yokohama?

Yuzawaya (ユザワヤ)is one of the biggest Japanese department store, specialised in handicrafts , art supplies, fabrics, and so on. Today I've just visited Yuzawaya in Kichijoji which is the nearest "Yuzawaya" from the central area of Tokyo. The shop is eight-story building and is located near the Kichijoji JR train station (1or 2 min. from the south exit of the train station). I've confirmed that they sell scrap-booking supplies at the art supply department, 6th floor of the building.

On the 6th floor, stickers and die-cuts are sold in the scrap-booking section, and special papers and decorated pages for scrap-booking are sold in the paper section.

Yuzawaya in Kichijoji:

Address: 2-1-25 Kichijoji-minamimachi, Musashino-city, Tokyo

Phone: 0422-79-4141

Opening Hour:

AM10:00～PM:8:30

（Jan.～Mar.& June～Sep.）

AM10:00～PM:9:00

(Apr.～May.・Oct.～Dec.）

http://www.yuzawaya.co.jp/company/brochure.html

http://www.yuzawaya.co.jp/information/mise_ki.html

(accessed Mar. 2007)

*Kichijoji is a fashonable and very populer town in Tokyo for shopping, eating, and etc, and it takes only 15 min. from Shinjuku by train (JR Chuo-line).

Kichijoji Town:

http://www.kichifes.jp/index2_e.html

http://wikitravel.org/en/Tokyo/Kichijoji

http://www.tourism.metro.tokyo.jp/spanish/route/05...

You can also enjoy watching many Cherry blossoms at Inokashira park in Kichijoji, during cherry-blossom time in spring.

http://www.weekender.co.jp/new/guides/guide-hanami...

P.S Tokyu hands shops also sell some scrapbooking supplies, they have shops in Shinjuku, Shibuya, and etc ( I visited the shops, to buy some livingwares,stationaries, but can not assume whether they have many line items for scrapbooking and worth visiting for the purpose.)

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tokyu_Hands

There is one in Ginza - but they only have a Japanese site.

The name of the shop is called Ginza Soleil Honten and the address is 6-2, Ginza 1-chome, Chuo-ku, Tokyo. It is on the second floor of a building called Ginza A Building. It is open on weekdays from 9:30-17:30. Hope this helps.

Japanese Scrapbooking Supplies

Kinokuniya (Omote-sando and elsewhere), National Azabu (Hiroo) and Meidi-ya (Hiroo, Roppongi and elsewhere) are probably best known. There's also Seijo Ishii (Shibuya and elsewhere), which offers better prices than the three above, but probably not as much variety.

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