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Kanto ＞ Kanagawa ＞ Yokohama City > Midori Ward

Scenery near Kawado Bridge

KOTORI, a cute stationery shop in Kamakura featuring original stationery

Kotori is a stationery shop located about a 7-minute walk from the east exit of JR Kamakura Station. I heard their original stationery items were cute, so I decided to check it out. True to its name, the shop's logo features a little bird on the mailbox, giving a nice impression right from the entrance. Upon entering, the original goods immediately caught my eye—and they really are adorable! A wide variety of original items featuring different depictions of KOTORI were displayed. It wasn't crowded, but customers were entering at regular intervals, suggesting it's quite popular. If you enjoy stationery or miscellaneous goods, be sure to stop by when visiting Kamakura.

Kotori