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So, Japan Home has been and gone – surely to the relief of various local shops selling a range of items for use in the home.The building is now empty, and for rent.
When I first came, Park n Shop was here. Later, left to move elsewhere on the island.
Can’t remember what happened between then and Japan Home – was it the fancy tea shop that opened for short time?
Today, U-Right opened in the place Japan Home had occupied: another (third) city type store, selling casual wear on Cheung Chau: is this island big enough for the three of them – as well as the other, non-chain clothes shops?"Hello, welcome" a couple of salesgirls said as I walked in; they smiled cheerily. "Goodbye" said a smiling salesgirl as I walked out – service Giordano style (I believe Giordano introduced such jolliness in HK) – not so much the norm on Cheung Chau!
Today, U-Right opened in the place Japan Home had occupied: another (third) city type store, selling casual wear on Cheung Chau: is this island big enough for the three of them – as well as the other, non-chain clothes shops?"Hello, welcome" a couple of salesgirls said as I walked in; they smiled cheerily. "Goodbye" said a smiling salesgirl as I walked out – service Giordano style (I believe Giordano introduced such jolliness in HK) – not so much the norm on Cheung Chau!
So, Japan Home has been and gone – surely to the relief of various local shops selling a range of items for use in the home.
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