so many furry people out and about
I wasn't too sure if I was early for rose season or if "this was it", still, it was nice to see
kochia
unusual colored coleus
found an interesting objet...zangiri, which commemorates the birthplace of Western style barbering in Japan during the late 19th century
blog friend, Kirk, also posted about the girl with red shoes in San Diego, which is Yokohama's sister city
Nearby is the Industry and Trade Center
Nearby is the Industry and Trade Center
And in the basement is the Gacha Gacha no Mori Ribasuku, which I learned about from social media
not sure what ribasuku stands for…
Entrance fee is 10 yen (or more) this money is given to charities
This shop is tiny but they let you see the toys from the gacha gacha machines, so you can buy the one you actually want at the price that the gacha machines sell them for
since BFF likes otters, I found one for her...300 yen (tax included)
Entrance fee is 10 yen (or more) this money is given to charities
This shop is tiny but they let you see the toys from the gacha gacha machines, so you can buy the one you actually want at the price that the gacha machines sell them for
since BFF likes otters, I found one for her...300 yen (tax included)
I'm glad I checked this place out and it was a nice walk after eating such a big lunch
Gacha Gacha no Mori Ribasuku
2 Yamashitacho, Industry & Trade CenterB1
Naka ward, Yokohama, Kanagawa
Open daily: 11:00-17:00
8 comments:
I loooove the color of that coleus. And how cool is that gacha gacha store!!
Jalna, interesting color yeah?! Take care! Kat
I wanted to add that it looks like Daniel Smith's Quinacridone Deep Gold watercolor. LOL.
Now I gotta go find that statue if we're ever there Kat!
omg i love this gacha gacha store! i'd love to just buy the one I want! I gotta visit this place next time i come japan!!!
Jalna, I'm gonna look that up :)
Kirk, that would be full circle when you do :) Take care! Kat
Jenny, we go next time you guys are here :) Take care! Kat
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