Originally from Kyoto (and in business for 350 years), Kyūkyodō has been producing top quality washi (Japanese paper) and incense for generations (the same family still runs the store), and once supplied the Imperial Family. Beautiful greeting cards (and other paper goods) on the ground floor, incense and related accessories on the 2nd floor.
Kyūkyodō
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