Walking through Mosaic in Kobe Harborland, I discovered a store called Donguri Garden (Acorn Garden). The cute, little store was full of Totoro and many other Ghibli characters. It had everything from stuffed characters to pencils, finger puppets, figurines and more. It's definitely the place to feed your love for Ghibli. There was a big Totoro on the side of the store, so travel down the red brick road of Mosaic to find him and take a picture with your favorite neighbor! There are many other unique stores to visit, and at the end of the road a beautiful view of Kobe awaits you. It's a must visit site!
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Donguri Garden
A little store of Ghibli
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