Roberta Writes – Thursday Doors: Tokyo store front scenes #Tokyo #Christmas #ThursdayDoors

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This is the final Thursday Doors prompt of the year. Dan suggested a prompt of favourite doors of the year, but I am going to share some fabulous Tokyo store front scenes. The location of these pictures is Ginza in Tokyo.

You can join in Thursday Doors here: https://nofacilities.com/2024/12/19/2024-favorite-doors/

I am also linking to John Rieber’s post which gave me the inspiration for this post: https://johnrieber.com/2024/12/08/have-you-seen-new-yorks-16-story-suitcases-heres-the-wild-louis-vuitton-decor/

This is the store front of Zara. I thought it was intriguing with the many curtains.
I loved the flower decorations in this clothing store – you can see the glass door to the left of the picture
Christmas theme store front of the Komehyo Store
Ah, you want to see the door – here it is. This store was still closed.
I liked this store front with all the flowers going upwards in layers.
I loved this Tiffany & Co storefront with displays of fresh flowers and the street scene reflected in the glass.
This building is just fabulous, from its intriguing decoration on the building itself to the store front
I thought this store front was interesting. It reminded me of the game, Jenga.
I love this store front with the open book and unicorn
And as this is a doors post, here is the door for you

I have a schedule post going out on Christmas Day for In Touch with Nature. If you are interested in the amazing snow monkeys I saw in Japan, this post is decorated to them.

I am still on reduced blogging until 7 January as we are going to the bush on 31 December and my sister and her family are arriving from Cape Town on Monday – so exciting!

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  3. I loved this post Robbie I found it especially beautiful because I used to be a windowdresser myself .

    Its sounds like you are having a busy and wonderful time … enjoy it and I wish you a wonderful Christmas from Nour house to yours 😄💜💜💜💜💜🎄🎄🎄

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  8. Thanks for sharing doors and store fronts (that was the CFFC prompt this week) from your journey, Robbie. You pack so much into your holidays, you must go back to work to rest up 😉

    If we don’t connect, I wish you and your family a very Merry Christmas and all the best in the New Year ahead.

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  14. I love the way I see several names of stores I recognize That Unicorn and open book display is wonderful, thank you so much for making sure we saw that. Have a blessed holiday season and a joyful time with your family & friends. xx

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  23. What a collection of beautiful displays, Robbie. Dior was probably my favorite, but I also enjoyed the Van Cleef windows. Wow. It looks like you had a great trip. Enjoy your time with family and your next adventure in the bush. Happy Holidays.

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