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Ginza by night, jewelry stores

Fri, March 15, 2013, by Muza-chan

After he invented the technology for pearl culturing in 1893, Mikimoto Kōkichi opened its first store in Ginza, Tokyo, in 1899. In time, other important pearl and jewelry producers started opening their flagship stores in Ginza, like Tasaki, a company established in 1954, which produces pearls in Nagasaki.

But the jewelry stores from Ginza are an attraction not only for their products: they are also beautiful buildings, with great architecture. In today’s photo you can admire the Tasaki store and next to it the store of a well known French jewelry company, Mauboussin.

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Tasaki, Ginza, Tokyo
Tasaki, Ginza, Tokyo
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Fuji X100
Lens: Fujinon
Focal Length: 19mm
Aperture: F/2
Shutter Speed: 1/60s
ISO Sensitivity: ISO 2000
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