Most of the people walking here are locals. The shopping street is old but really long, with lots of stores to check out. Since there aren't many foreign visitors, some shops don't offer tax-free services.
Togoshi Ginza Shopping Street & TOGOSHIGINZA Information Center | Review by Mimi629
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