Sunamachi Ginza aims to retain vibrancy in age of mega shopping malls

Sunamachi Ginza aims to retain vibrancy in age of mega shopping malls

Shunichi Okubo, 62, owner of confectionery shop Umemura and chairman of the Sunamachi Ginza shopping district promotion association, poses in front of his shop on April 21, 2016. Sunamachi Ginza offers a glimmer of hope for mom-and-pop retailers, when shopping streets are disappearing across Japan. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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