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My favorite four character idiomatic compounds is the “ONKOCHISHIN”. Editor-in-chief of Style Blog Tawamure.
Introducing a good second-hand clothing store this time.
I went to the long-established TIMES ARE CHANGIN'in Takasaki for the first time.
The reason I got to know the store was to see the You Tube channel called NATIVE JAPANESE.
You can't go in Takasaki.
Would you like to go to JANTIQUES?
The flow to say. Most people come by car because it is quite far from the station.
I thought that the whole store was used clothes because it was used clothes that was introduced in the video, but in reality, it is a shop where you can enjoy various items by selecting new ones.
I was worried that old clothes from the off-season were hanging on the ceiling. Is this also a strategy?
The impression that used clothing is displayed at the store rather than putting a lot of it. When I stopped by, there were a lot of CARHARTT T-shirts and military items. There were still a lot of reverse weave sweatshirts in the video, but I wonder if they sold a lot. Impression to say.
After all, I bought Nigel Cabourn overalls instead of second-hand clothes. I will introduce it in a post about remodeling used clothes soon!
The selected used clothing seems to turn quickly, so I would like to go there again. At that time, I would be even more happy if I could take a snap of the staff.
I'm going to visit second-hand clothing stores like this, and when things settle down, I'll go. If you have any suggestions for a nice local second-hand clothing store, please let us know.
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